Pakistan Press Foundation (PPF) calls for a credible and effective inquiry into the attack on Awami Awaz Reporter Nasrullah Gadani, from Mirpur Mathelo, who was critically wounded in an armed
Pakistan Press Foundation (PPF) is alarmed by local authorities in Quetta locking the gates of the Quetta Press Club ahead of a scheduled seminar at the press club. Press clubs
On May 15, Daily Khabrain and Such News reporter Mehr Ashfaq Siyal was critically shot by unidentified individuals near the Thermal Bypass in Muzaffargarh city in the Punjab province. Siyal
On May 18, the Supreme Court of Pakistan issued a written order restraining all media outlets from airing or publishing material that could be considered contemptuous of the court. This
On May 13, the National Assembly Secretariat announced new security measures for the Parliament House, citing concerns over congestion and security breaches. The new standard operating procedures (SOPs) limit entry to essential
Police and local administration officials sealed shut the gates of the Quetta Press Club on May 18 in a move raising concerns about press freedom. The closure was reportedly an attempt to
Pakistan Press Foundation (PPF) is an independent media documentation and training center, non-governmental organization committed to promoting and defending freedom of expression. PPF was established in 1967 as a non-profit organization and continued working until 1974, when it had to suspend operations due to the political environment then prevailing in the country.
Address:
Press Centre Shahrah Kamal Ataturk, Karachi 74200, Pakistan.
Phones:
92-21- 32633215, 32627882
Fax:
92-21- 32631275 – 32631125
Copyright © Pakistan Press Foundation (PPF) - An Independent Media Research, Documentation and Training Center
