Journalists

Nasrullah Chaudhry was convicted by an ATC for possessing prohibited literature

Envoys of 15 countries, including US, were taken to a two-day trip to Occupied Kashmir

Say rally will be held in front of parliament on February 12

Counsel maintains that petitioner is 'being targeted' for publishing news about Sukkur DIG

Sindh IG to submit report to public safety commission in January

Deutsche Welle director-general underscores importance of using digital tools to tell powerful stories

Protest was held to pressurise government to exempt journalists from laws restricting access to sensitive information

Senate human rights body says Pemra officials act beyond their mandate, violate Article 19 of the Constitution

CPJ says Steve Butler was told his name is on a 'stop list' before being put on a flight back to US

Namaz-e-Janaza will be offered at Masjid-e-Khairul Bashar, Block J, North Nazimabad after Zuhar prayers

Every journalist has suffered and we demand that the communications blackout be lifted, says KPC president

The govt is under pressure to safeguard freedom of the press after police raids targeted a reporter's home

Police detained the journalist for "picking quarrels and provoking troubles"

He wants to facilitate the print and electronic media through the Information department

Blasphemy involves acting or speaking in an offensive way about God or things held to be sacred

Since 2000, around 100 reporters have been killed in the country

Despite cultural and other challenges, women from the province are entering media in droves

Abducting journalists is another common tactic to intimidate

PTI, PML-N, PPP blame each other for starting the hashtags

As the US tries to forge a peace deal with the Taliban

India, the world's biggest democracy, slid two notches further into the red zone at 140th place

PNMA to be country’s first organisation bringing entire media industry under one umbrella

Defendants faces a life sentence if convicted of the murders

According to Reporters Without Borders, '2018 was the deadliest year on record for journalists in Afghanistan'

After spending more than a year behind bars despite global outcry over their convictions

Afghanistan is the most dangerous country for journalists, followed by Syria and Mexico

Victims’ families await promised compensation years after losing sole bread earners

Gender issues restrain their exposure, beats and time spent outdoors

The funeral coincided with protests by journalists across the province

Imran Khan opens up with a select group of journalists in Islamabad

Number of journalists assassinated in Russia, Slovakia and Malta since 2017 is on the rise

The NAC, comprising president and secretary generals of all three PFUJs

Says despite liberty of action, Indian firing is responded to focusing on Indian posts

A notification issued says the plain clothed men were accompanied by police; videotaped the club

Turkish authorities detained thousands of civil servants,journalists & soldiers following failed military coup in 2016

Says IMF loan never a priority, but there is no other option

'42 journalists have been killed so far this year. And a record 262 imprisoned last year'

"The government can, if it wants to, end it today," said Clooney at press freedom event on UNGA sidelines

After the British foreign minister, Jeremy Hunt, shows his concern

Female journalists face 'relentless' barrage of attacks and harassment

QPC and BUJ remember colleagues killed in August 8 2016 attack

Speakers allege results were rigged, outcome had already been decided

The media should continue to strive for telling the truth, irrespective of who is in power

Warns that India risks falling even further down its World Press Freedom Index from its current place of 138th

Passes resolution condemning recent incidents of harassment of journalists

Supreme Court summons media outlet owners over non-payment of salaries to media persons

University was running two-year degree programme in TV production

CM’s special assistant says no one has the right to misbehave with journalists

Statistics provided by the Freedom Network on the issue paint a picture of journalists living in a war zone

Tahir says journalists inform people about government policies and initiatives