FN At 10: In Pursuit Of Safety Of Journalists In Pakistan
By Iqbal Khattak Looking back the past decade, it becomes evident that attacks on journalists were considered routine in Pakistan, both by the media and other
By Iqbal Khattak Looking back the past decade, it becomes evident that attacks on journalists were considered routine in Pakistan, both by the media and other
Gohar Ali Reforms in former tribal areas, known as ‘Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA), merging the seven border districts with northwestern Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province appear
Adnan Aamir Sibi Press Club was conducting its annual elections in January 2021. While the elections were taking place inside the premises of the club,
Malik Ramzan Isra Ultimate freedom for the media has become a distant dream in Pakistan with no-one can speak openly and write anything clearly. Under
Ibrahim Shinwari Over four years of suspension of mobile internet service in the newly merged tribal districts in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province have greatly impacted the
Adnan Aamir Since the start of the latest low-intensity insurgency in 2005, Balochistan has become an information black hole. It has become increasingly difficult for
M. Ziauddin In its 72 years of mostly perilous existence, the Pakistani media has seen it all. From special coercive laws to blatant censorship of