The All Pakistan Newspapers Society (APNS) discussed challenges facing the newspaper industry — including delayed government advertising rate increases and outstanding dues — during a meeting with Principal Information Officer
The Senate Standing Committee on Information and Broadcasting on September 18 expressed concerns over the relevance and effectiveness of the National Press Trust (NPT) following the privatisation of its newspapers.
A petition submitted to the Federal Constitutional Court seeks restrictions on social media use by children under 16 and stronger safeguards against harmful and inappropriate content across media platforms. Lawyers
Stakeholders including media body representatives, government officials, police, lawyers, civil society representatives, political and social figures, raised concern about the limited awareness of the Sindh Protection of Journalists and Other
On July 27, Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting Attaullah Tarar said media policies introduced in 2019 were responsible for the financial difficulties facing Pakistan’s media industry. Speaking at the
The Sindh government announced plans to create a provincial-level monitoring cell aimed at addressing the challenge of “negative and misleading propaganda” on social media platforms. The initiative, detailed by Senior
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