Urging the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government to restore momentum on transparency, accountability, and media safety, journalists, lawmakers, and civil society leaders came together in Peshawar on October 18, to call for
PPF notes that such targeted measures will have a chilling impact on Pakistan’s media even beyond individual journalists like Jan Pakistan Press Foundation (PPF) is alarmed by reports indicating that
On October 27, the Sindh government announced the arrest of four suspects belonging to a proscribed organization in connection with the murder of journalist and anchorperson Imtiaz Mir, who was
To improve the welfare and living conditions of journalists, a key meeting was held in Lahore, under the chairmanship of Punjab Minister for Information and Culture Azma Bokhari. The focus
Urging the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government to restore momentum on transparency, accountability, and media safety, journalists, lawmakers, and civil society leaders came together in Peshawar on October 18, to call for the immediate appointment of the Chief Information Commissioner, reforms to strengthen the Right to Information (RTI) Act, and swift passage
On October 18, the Supreme Judicial Council (SJC) of Pakistan officially approved significant amendments to the Code of Conduct governing Supreme Court and High Court judges. These amendments, which were
On October 21, the Lahore High Court called for a detailed report from the establishment division secretary concerning the prolonged delay in appointing a permanent managing director for Pakistan Television
On August 29, the National Assembly Standing Committee on Information and Broadcasting expressed concern over the omission of Quaid-i-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah’s image from official Independence Day advertisements and the
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