KARACHI: A literary and cultural magazine, Arzhang, published by the Arts Council of Pakistan was launched on its premises on Tuesday. Speaking on the occasion, poetess Zehra Nigah said she
KARACHI: The federal information ministry and the Central Board of Film Censors (CBFC) have been given two weeks to explain why Ashir Azeem’s movie, Maalik, has been banned from screening
The struggle between the Pakistani state and society on the matter of freedom of expression is a long-drawn one. The state has often strived to hide its dirty laundry, never
LAHORE: The government will provide financial assistance to children working at brick kilns, workshops, petrol pumps and restaurants if they are enrolled in schools, Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif said on
PanamaLeaks Opposition releases unanimously-agreed ToRs; inquiry should start from the PM and his family; no consensus on PM’s resignation; inquiry be made public once the commission is done with investigation;
New policies and practices can seriously undermine freedom of expression and safety of journalists, asserted in Pakistan Press Freedom report issued by Pakistan Press Foundation (PPF) on World Press Freedom
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