By Ayesha R Siddiqi KARACHI: Anti-press violence has gained intensity during the past five years, propelling Pakistan to the spot of the eighth most dangerous nation for journalists, according to
MIRPURKHAS, May 3: Candidates of various political parties said at a seminar held here on Friday that they would raise voice against abuse of women and make them more secure
ISLAMABAD: The World Press Freedom Day was observed in Pakistan on Friday which reminded people of many journalists who embraced martyrdom or faced jails for keeping aloft the banner of
By Maha Mussadaq ISLAMABAD: To commemorate the 20th anniversary of the World Press Freedom Day, a panel of senior journalists, experts from the United Nations and government representatives advocated responsible
By Kiyya Qadir Baloch ISLAMABAD: The World Press Freedom Day 2013 was observed across the country, with concerned stake holders reiterating pledge to fight against media gag and ensure safety
By Shahid Husain Karachi: Noted columnist Agha Masood Hussain said on Friday that for around 40 years there had been military governments in Pakistan that had a perception which hampered
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