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No freedom in Occupied Kashmir on Press Freedom Day
Journalists in the valley continue to face violence, intimidation for highlighting rights abuses
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Pakistan condemns media harassment in Occupied Kashmir on Press Freedom Day
Islamabad commends Kashmiri journalists for continuing to work with conviction and professionalism, says FO
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World Press Freedom Day: Female journalists in Pakistan continue to fight for their rights
There are over 3,200 registered journalists, including 152 females, according to National Press Club
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Starving the press into submission
Nearly 2,000 journalist and non-journalist staff in Pakistan laid off between May 2018 and now
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World Press Freedom Day: Remembering Pakistan's slain journalists
72 media workers have lost their lives in the line of duty since 2002
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Myanmar journalists say government failing to protect press freedom: survey
Two Reuters reporters arrested face up to 14 years in prison under accusations they breached Official Secrets Act
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Journalists manhandled by police on World Press Freedom Day
Police say they only stopped protesters from entering the Red Zone as per rules
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Press freedom in Pakistan ranked
This is how the country fares on media freedom indices
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'Media persons must be able to perform duties without fear'
Bilawal promises to end impunity of crimes against media persons
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‘End impunity for perpetrators of attacks against journalists’
NPC President Shakeel Anjum and NPC Secretary Imran Yaqoob Dhillon also addressed the rally.
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