Media matters
July 5, 2010
By Hajrah Mumtaz SOME recent developments that have impinged upon, or attempted to impinge upon, the right to unfettered access to information should spark a debate on a freedom that
By Hajrah Mumtaz SOME recent developments that have impinged upon, or attempted to impinge upon, the right to unfettered access to information should spark a debate on a freedom that
Muhammad Akram, a Lahore-based senior reporter for the English-language newspaper “Daily Times”, was assaulted by police in Lahore, the capital of the province of Punjab, while filming a protest on
HYDERABAD: The Women Action Forum (WAF) has appealed to human rights groups to condemn the recent murder of Ms Zakiya Wassan in Khairpur. The woman was murdered by her husband
LARKANA: A young woman married off to settle a karo-kari dispute was tortured and her hair was partially shaved allegedly by her in-laws in Darya Khan Unnar village near Ratodero
LARKANA: A 21-year old girl was strangled to death by her farther and brothers after dubbing her a Kari, reports Our Nawabshah Correspondent. Bilqees, 21, of Tharumal village near Daur
Muhammad Akram, a Lahore-based senior reporter for the English-language newspaper “Daily Times”, was assaulted by police in Lahore, the capital of the province of Punjab, while filming a protest on
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