
Journalists and media workers protection law: Where do we stand today
Three years ago, in Karachi, a senior journalist affiliated with Geo TV was abducted. The journalist’s name was Ali Imran Syed. He left the office for home and was abducted
Three years ago, in Karachi, a senior journalist affiliated with Geo TV was abducted. The journalist’s name was Ali Imran Syed. He left the office for home and was abducted
ISLAMABAD: In its review of Pakistan’s preferential trade status, the European Union has highlighted the issues of enforced disappearance and shrinking media freedom. The biennial review of Pakistan’s GSP+ status
Caretaker Minister for Information and Broadcasting Murtaza Solangi has said the government is committed to promoting a vibrant, diverse and responsible media landscape. He was talking to Information Secretary Shahera
In a significant development, the Sukkur police have claimed apprehending three influential individuals on charges of harbouring and facilitating the accused in the murder case of senior journalist Jan Muhammad
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