KARACHI: The Sindh government has allocated Rs 135 million for press clubs, media unions, deserving journalists, and Council of Pakistan Newspaper Editors in budget 21-22. According to the details of
KARACHI: Three international bodies working for press freedom and protection of media persons on Wednesday launched a joint report citing “significant errors” in police investigation into the murder of a
ISLAMABAD: Legal fraternity, journalists’ community and civil society organisations have decided to wage a joint struggle against the government’s plans to muzzle media, target judiciary and put curbs on fundamental
Panu Aqil: Senior Journalist Parel Wayu and his friend Ejaz Mangi attacked by unidentified assailants. Journalist and his friend first transferred to local hospital and then to Civil Hospital Sukkur
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