The Council of Pakistan Newspaper Editors (CPNE) has expressed serious concern over restrictions on press freedom and the challenges faced by the print media industry in Pakistan. During a recent
Dr. Lubna Zaheer assumed her role as Chairperson of the PEMRA Council of Complaints (Punjab), following her appointment by the federal government. She visited the PEMRA Regional Office in Lahore with other newly appointed
WhatsApp users across Pakistan and several other countries faced significant disruptions on April 12, with the messaging platform experiencing a spike in connectivity issues, primarily affecting users’ ability to send
Mobile internet services in Quetta were suspended once again on April 6, a day after being briefly restored, following an earlier shutdown on April 2. The interruption has impacted residents including students, businesses, and professionals
A criminal complaint (First Information Report) was registered against journalist Abdul Khalif, known as A.K. Chauhan, under the Prevention of Electronic Crimes Act (Peca) in Khairpur district of Sindh province
On March 20, the Lahore High Court (LHC) gave the federal government a “last chance” to explain the “entire situation” — legal grounds and mechanism behind the ongoing ban on
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