A report released today by Pakistan Press Foundation (PPF) has documented the alarming situation that those who attack, injure or even murder journalists in Pakistan are rarely held to account
They tell us about things that some would rather keep in the shadows. Through them, we learn of drug cartels terrorizing communities, of the greedy, reckless, acts of multinationals damaging
A group of Indian film exhibitors had recently resolved not to screen any film featuring Pakistani artists till the normalisation of relations between the two countries. The decision was taken
ISLAMABAD: Various official steps have unfortunately made several newspaper readers in Pakistan and around the world to treat what the government and military terms “planted” and “concocted” Dawn story as
Working journalists are more prone to strokes as compared to other professionals, particularly since obesity, usage of tobacco and lack of exercise are more common among journalists due to the
The metropolis’ first urban disaster response centre was in the final stages of completion and would be inaugurated by March 2017, officials of the Pakistan Red Crescent (PRC) Sindh informed
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