On July 4, the Punjab government requested the federal government suspend social media platforms for six days from Muharram 6 to 11, citing security concerns. The request was officially communicated to the
Pakistan Press Foundation (PPF) has expressed concern at the decision of the Supreme Court of Pakistan to issue show-cause notices to 34 television channels for broadcasting press conferences by Senator
On July 3, a significant number of journalists, rights activists, and members of civil society marched from the Karachi Press Club to the Chief Minister House, demanding the arrest of
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