A recent report by the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) titled “State of Mobile 2024” has highlighted a significant increase in internet data usage among Pakistanis. According to the report, the
In a historic first, two women journalists were elected to the top leadership positions of the Gilgit Union of Journalists (GUJ). Kiran Qasim and Shereen Karim, both journalists from Gilgit
The Human Rights Commission of Pakistan (HRCP) and several civil society organisations have strongly condemned a government-sponsored advertisement that appeared in national newspapers on October 1 and 2, portraying journalists, freelancers, NGO
On October 4, the Lahore High Court issued a ruling that prohibits the recording and broadcasting of interviews or confessional statements of suspects in custody. This decision, delivered by Justice
On October 2, Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi ordered an inquiry into a police raid at the National Press Club (NPC) in Islamabad, where several journalists were allegedly assaulted by police
On October 1, a Special Court of the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) rejected the post-arrest bail applications of six accused in the Associated Press of Pakistan (APP) corruption case. The
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