Emphasizing the critical importance of putting one’s safety first, the Pakistan Press Foundation (PPF) concluded a three-day “Holistic Safety Training for Journalists” with the key recommendation that journalists prioritize their
Amid growing concerns over recent internet disruptions nationwide, Federal Minister for Information Technology and Telecommunication, Shaza Fatima Khawaja, has denied allegations that the government is intentionally slowing down or restricting
A panel discussion and workshop organized by the Pakistan Press Foundation (PPF) in Thatta on August 7 highlighted the urgent need for the effective implementation of the Sindh Protection of
Journalists across Pakistan are being urged to prioritize ethical and professional standards as a critical measure to ensure their safety and maintain the credibility of the media. This call was
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