In protest against curb on media the journalists will stage a token hunger strike outside the Karachi Press Club on Wednesday from 10am till 4pm. The journalists organisation affiliated with
Karachi Nov. 13 (PPI): Twenty seven leading international freedom of expression organizations have expressed deep concern at the “draconian curbs imposed on the Pakistani media as part of the state
Arnold ‘Skip’ Isaacs was in the city conducting training workshops for working journalists on various issues in particular on how to report/cover elections — a programme sponsored by the United
KANPUR, India: Pakistani journalists covering their cricket team’s current tour of India have been facing real hardships due to a hectic series itinerary prepared by the Board of Control for
Karachi: City Nazim, Syed Mustafa Kamal, on Saturday, lashed out at the print and electronic medi@ and said there was no need to watch foreign TV channels and that local
WASHINGTON: The White House on Tuesday expressed broad support for “freedom of expression” and assembly in Pakistan but stopped well short of encouraging demonstrations against President Pervez Musharraf. “I have
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