On 24 January 2009, Aamir Wakil, 40, worked for a privately-owned TV station was murdered close to his home in Rawalpindi, near Islamabad. The press freedom organisation offers its condolences
A journalist has been murdered in Pakistan’s Swat Valley, the first violation of a truce called last week between government and local militant groups, report the Pakistan Press Foundation (PPF),
Janullah Hashimzada, the bureau chief based in Peshawar for Afghanistan’s Shamshad Television, was shot to death while travelling back from Afghanistan on a minibus near Jamrud in the northwestern Khyber
ISLAMABAD: Muhammad Malick, whose Dunya TV program is to go off air next week reportedly because of outside pressure, said in a tweet Friday “anchoring of principles was way more
By: Masud Alam Young men and women who aspire to be journalists in today’s Pakistan, do so for two reasons. One, they studied mass communication because they couldn’t make the
SUKKUR: Two women were among three people killed over Karo-Kari on Friday. Police said Azizullah Khoso shot dead his cousin Zahida Khoso in village Budhai Khoso in the limits of
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