Journalists

Police say they only stopped protesters from entering the Red Zone as per rules

Two Reuters reporters arrested face up to 14 years in prison under accusations they breached Official Secrets Act

Report highlights escalating climate of intimidation and harassment for media

United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said he was 'outraged' by the suicide blasts

No group has claimed responsibility for attack, which occurred near the headquarters of Afghan intelligence services

Pakistan ranked 139th out of 180 countries on the 2018 World Press Freedom Index

Ranked 139/180 on World Press Freedom index, attacks on journalists undermine democracy in Islamabad, claims NGO

Judge orders release of Cumhuriyet chairman Akin Atalay who was in jail for over 500 days

Rahila says seeing my colleagues in the field makes me happy

Their plight has triggered global alarm over worsening media freedoms in Myanmar

Workshop to share experiences and discuss ideas for crisis management

The incidents underline India's reputation as one of the most dangerous places for reporters

Journalists from both print and electronic media participated in the ground-breaking ceremony

Multan concluded a two-day camp to administer swine flu (H1N1) vaccines to journalists, free-of-charge

Draft bills sent to information ministry for approval

Media Matters for Democracy (MMfd) launches website

All forms of media fear backlash from government and Buddhist-majority public on reporting atrocities

Pakistan always stood out for is its rich culture of extending hospitality to people from outside

'We have been arrested unexpectedly, and now we are so glad to be unexpectedly released like this'

Myanmar’s government said on Wednesday that police had arrested two Reuters journalists, Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo

Turkey, China and Egypt account for more than 50% of the journalists arrested

List of 200 ghost teachers-cum-journalists compiled by education dept

All four of them are under interrogation including one reporting for a foreign media house

Says journalists are being manhandled, tortured and subjected to unnecessary pressures

Judge claims he has nothing to hide; rights are infringed by ‘secret trial’

Balochistan chief minister says grants released for journalists should be spent on their welfare

Govt working on legislation for access to information and safety of journalists, says minister

The trial is the latest to get underway for journalists in Turkey under the state of emergency imposed

The three-day training was organised by the Fata chapter of the Pakistan Red Crescent (PRCA)

European journalists among more than 50,000 people arrested in Turkey after last year's foiled coup to oust Erdogan

Two information ministry officials made OSD, one suspended for tarnishing image

It is not the first time Pyongyang has declared a death sentence on South Korean citizens

Petitioner claims govt employees may have embezzled funds from Nawabshah Press Club

How do we bring back the environment of freedom?

We are taught in journalism that we are bystanders not participants

The indictment accuses Cumhuriyet of beginning a 'perception operation' with the aim of starting an 'asymmetric war'

'Certain anti-state elements wanted to silence journalists'

The court allowed FIA to remand Zafarullah for six days

Video shows guards beating up private TV news channel's reporter, cameraman and driver; DSNG van damaged

Ten of the 17 suspects are on the run while six remain in custody and another remains free pending trial

The lack of women journalists in the newsrooms is depriving half the country of voice in the media

Journalists, lawyers and other professionals join in festivities

Indian-Muslim used his 25 minute long monologue to address 'the elephant not in the room'

Many other costs were equivalent to those paid by foreigners in Beijing

The journalist was accused of establishing contacts and sending reports to the Saudi embassy in Sanaa

They were sentenced for endangering peace and security

Gilgit police booked the Islamabad-based reporter under the anti-terrorism act

Report says journalists are increasingly targeted since beheading of Wall Street Journal correspondent Daniel Pearl

Code of ethics for reporters launched

They fleeced money from a bakery owner by threatening to ‘expose’ unhygienic conditions at his establishment