Code of ethics or common sense?
July 31, 2010
By Saima Mohsin Crass terminology, gratuitous graphics and a shockingly cold desire to be the first to break the news has highlighted how Pakistan’s media still has a long way
By Saima Mohsin Crass terminology, gratuitous graphics and a shockingly cold desire to be the first to break the news has highlighted how Pakistan’s media still has a long way
LAHORE: The Human Rights Commission of Pakistan (HRCP) said on Friday peace prevailed in Gojra ahead of the anniversary of last year’s grisly attacks on Christians, attributing it to the
By Amjad Mahmood LAHORE: The Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz has asked its legal minds to seek ways and means for filling the reserved seats likely to be vacated because of disqualification
By Tahir Siddiqui KARACHI: The Sindh High Court on Friday upheld the death sentence given to one of the two traffic police constables for the kidnap, rape and murder of
By Imran Ayub KARACHI: The probe into a sexual assault on a trainee nurse allegedly by a medico-legal officer at the Jinnah Postgraduate Medical Centre has become mysterious with police
SUKKUR: For once, a woman’s life was worth more than a man’s. In fact, double. This is what a jirga decided on Friday while settling a five-year bloody dispute between
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