KARACHI: Today, journalism is under siege. On the one hand, journalists’ objectivity faces threat from extremists groups like the Islamic State and, on the other hand, from politicians like US
While taking the notice of safety and security issues being faced by journalists and media workers, Sindh information department has appointed a focal person to address the problems. The decision
By PEERZADA SALMAN KARACHI: Artists look back in time for multiple reasons. The one reason that almost all artists have in common is their urge to somehow recreate the past to
By I.A. REHMAN DAY after tomorrow, the people of Pakistan will join the rest of humankind in celebrating Human Rights Day. The government too will indulge in ritualistic rhetoric. An honest
KARACHI: How to make a good headline is an art. How to place it in a column is a craft. An assistant editor at Dawn, Humair Ishtiaq, said this while addressing
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