Media jingoism
October 2, 2011
By Saroop Ijaz The writer is a lawyer and partner at Ijaz and Ijaz Co in Lahore [email protected] Fortunately, it seems that Pakistan is not going on a full scale
By Saroop Ijaz The writer is a lawyer and partner at Ijaz and Ijaz Co in Lahore [email protected] Fortunately, it seems that Pakistan is not going on a full scale
By Irfan Aligi KARACHI: An active and heated debate took over the Express Urdu conference on its second day Saturday. The topics of discussion ranged from the role of women
QUETTA: The Balochistan Union of Journalists, with the support of other organisations, staged a protest demonstration outside the Quetta Press Club (QPC) on Saturday over threats received by journalists from
By Saba Imtiaz KARACHI: “We don’t have this information. Call someone else,” is a familiar line uttered by government officials when asked by journalists to answer relevant questions about their
By Tanveer Ahmed ISLAMABAD: Perplexed over the leakage of information to media by government functionaries, federal government has barred officials to refrain from interacting with the media and warned them
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