PPF notes that such targeted measures will have a chilling impact on Pakistan’s media even beyond individual journalists like Jan Pakistan Press Foundation (PPF) is alarmed by reports indicating that
Pakistan Press Foundation (PPF) is alarmed and outraged over the violent raid by police into the National Press Club in Islamabad and the assault on journalists at the press club
Pakistan Press Foundation (PPF) is outraged by the killing of five journalists in Gaza on August 25 in Israeli strikes at the Nasser Hospital. Israel must be held accountable for
Pakistan Press Foundation (PPF) is concerned by the arrest of journalist Khalid Jamil by the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) on August 22 and welcomes his release following an
Pakistan Press Foundation (PPF) expressed concerned over the decision of immigration authorities at Islamabad airport who prevented journalist Asad Ali Toor from travelling outside Pakistan. Authorities must explain why Toor
Pakistan Press Foundation (PPF) expresses alarm over the harassment of media professionals in Gujrat in the Punjab province while they were pursuing an investigation into corruption in the Gujrat District Health
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