For most parts, the government has shrugged off its responsibility of monitoring the media.

Pakistan is one of the most dangerous places for a journalist to work in.

Our privatization experience so far has not been good.

We are told that the Musharraf trial itself was a diversion. If that is the case, then this too may fizzle out.

I would be happy to see the wall go down and the road opened to traffic. But not just at Bilawal House.

Every time we try to raise our heads, we are told in clear terms where we stand.

We have not even spared polio. An anti-polio drive is seen as a Western ploy against Pakistan.

Our ability to weather shocks seems very limited.

As Pakistanis we are angry at being duped and are suspicious of the work foreign NGOs do here.

The biggest threat to journalists now comes from reporting the truth.