Regional-language newspapers struggle in multi-ethnic Balochistan QUETTA: Regional-language newspapers are struggling to succeed in Balochistan despite it being a multie-thnic province. Balochistan is home to native speakers of Balochi, Pashto,
KARACHI (March 13 2008): President Karachi Union of Journalists (KUJ) Khursheed Tanvir, general secretary Khurshid Abbasi, president Karachi Press Club (KPC) Najeeb Ahmed and secretary Imtiaz Khan Faran have severely
ISLAMABAD (March 13 2008): The Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (Pemra), the regulating authority for television and radio, is back in the Cabinet Division. Cabinet Division issued the notification on
Journalists and camera operators were harassed while covering a demonstration by women demonstrators demanding restoration of judiciary, in front of the Karachi Press Club on March 12, 2008. According to
The Taliban in Pakistan’s Tribal Areas bordering Afghanistan have warned newspaper vendors to stop the sale of two daily newspapers which they claim were publishing “un-Islamic and immoral photographs of
RAWALPINDI, March 12: The parents of a teenage housemaid, who went missing from her employer’s house, said the police were not doing enough to trace their daughter. Kiran, 14, daughter
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