Pakistan Press Foundation (PPF) strongly condemns the circulation of an AI-generated video targeting and harassing journalist Benazir Shah. The fabrication and dissemination of synthetic content marks a dangerous escalation in
Pakistan Press Foundation (PPF) welcomes the establishment of the much-delayed Commission for the Protection of Journalists and Media Professionals (CPJMP). PPF expresses hope that this long-awaited step will finally begin
On November 13, the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) begun licensing Virtual Private Network (VPN) service providers under the reinstated Class Value Added Services (CVAS-Data) regime, marking a shift toward regulated
Samaa TV is facing a significant financial crisis that has reportedly led to major salary reductions, staff departures, and increased uncertainty within the organization. Employees say the channel has reduced salaries between
A video circulating on social media shows anchorperson Shahzeb Khanzada being confronted in a public place by a man accusing him of reporting against Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founder Imran Khan and his
Federal Information Minister Atta Tarar has taken notice of an AI-generated video targeting journalist Benazir Shah, stating that fabricated content aimed at harassing members of the press is “totally unacceptable and highly
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