On November 29, Balochistan Chief Minister Mir Sarfaraz Bugti inaugurated the province’s first Journalist Housing Scheme and announced multiple measures aimed at supporting journalists, including families of martyred media workers
On November 25, the Senate of Pakistan approved a motion to send the Journalists and Media Professionals Protection Bill 2025 to a joint sitting of Parliament after the National Assembly
On November 24, Minister for Information and Broadcasting Attaullah Tarar called for the establishment of a Digital Media Association to strengthen accountability and ensure responsible use of online platforms aimed
On November 25, the Commission for the Protection of Journalists and Media Professionals (CPJMP) held its inaugural meeting in Islamabad under the chairpersonship of Kamaluddin Tipu, formally beginning its mandated
The newly empowered Federal Constitutional Court (FCC) has scheduled a hearing for December 3 to consider a request for an independent investigation into the 2022 killing of journalist Arshad Sharif
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