Curse Of ‘Event Reporting’ Choking Pakistani Media
When speaking of journalism, one can always find the most lucrative of definitions and imagine a field that is dynamic and purposeful with a degree
October 8, 2014
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When speaking of journalism, one can always find the most lucrative of definitions and imagine a field that is dynamic and purposeful with a degree
The murder of two journalists within days of each other in Punjab province of Pakistan, a region not known for similar high levels of violence
Sept 01: Supporters of Pakistan Awami Tehreek and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf storm public sector Pakistan Television HQ in Islamabad. Sept 06: Afghan journalist Habibur Rehman
Freedom Network [FN] welcomes release of Pakistani journalist Faizullah Khan by an Afghan High Court after his conviction on account of “illegal stay” in Afghanistan.
The past few weeks have been disturbing for press freedom, and freedom of expression in Pakistan as it takes even a harder hit from politicians
An Afghan journalist working for Voice of Germany (VoG) Pashto Service in Quetta, provincial capital of southwestern Balochistan province, has been forced to leave Pakistan
A PDF version of ‘Reporting Under Threat,” Pakistan’s first ever book offering an intimate look into the harsh every-day life of journalists working in hostile
