Pakistan Press Foundation (PPF) monitored 78 news items in both newspapers and TV channels during the week. Sixty five of the news makers were males, nine females; while in four
Pakistan Press Freedom (PPF), in a letter to President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi of Egypt, expressed concern over the arrest and detention of Al Jazeera journalist Mahmoud Hussein in Cairo on
A three-member high-profile committee has been formed to compile a report on the progress of the Greater Karachi Sewage Treatment Plan S-III. The mega project is expected to save the
The use of technology in the education sector is increasing continuously; therefore, the use of digital libraries has become more vital instead of studying traditional library’s books. In this situation
PESHAWAR: Members of minority communities continue to face multi-layered discrimination even though Pakistan’s Constitution guarantees equal rights to all citizens with many of them living as second-class citizens. While claims are
ISLAMABAD: Journalists and media activists on Tuesday demanded the government to hold extensive consultation on the draft legislation of “Bill on Journalists Safety and Welfare” before it is tabled in
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