Women’s presence in Pakistan’s news media declined significantly in 2025, with women reporters accounting for only 4 per cent of the total, down from 16 per cent in 2020, according to the
On December 15, the Sindh High Court’s circuit bench in Hyderabad directed the Sindh Information Department to constitute divisional, regional and provincial accreditation committees and to ensure that accreditation cards
On December 13, the Sindh Commission for the Protection of Journalists and Other Media Practitioners raised concern over the failure to submit a police report in the murder case of
YouTube has suspended access in Pakistan to Lazawal Ishq (Eternal Love), widely described as the first Urdu-language reality show of its kind, after the programme aired 50 episodes. While viewers
The federal government has again told major social media platforms, including TikTok, YouTube, Instagram and X, to establish local offices in Pakistan and ensure full compliance with Pakistani laws, warning
Pakistan Press Foundation (PPF) expressed concern over the further blocking of government advertisements to the Dawn Media Group. The withholding of advertisements is an alarming tool the government has decided
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