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UAE creates National Media Authority under new law

UAE creates National Media Authority under new law

  — The UAE issued a federal decree law establishing the National Media Authority, merging existing media bodies to unify policy, oversee content standards, and regulate media under Cabinet authority.

Iranian editor jailed in provincial criticism case

Iranian editor jailed in provincial criticism case

  — Iranian editor Majid Beiranvand has been sentenced to prison and internal exile, highlighting growing pressure on regional journalists and the use of criminal penalties to curb provincial reporting.

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UAE creates National Media Authority under new law

UAE creates National Media Authority under new law

  — The UAE issued a federal decree law establishing the National Media Authority, merging existing media bodies to unify policy, oversee content standards, and regulate media under Cabinet authority.

Iranian editor jailed in provincial criticism case

Iranian editor jailed in provincial criticism case

  — Iranian editor Majid Beiranvand has been sentenced to prison and internal exile, highlighting growing pressure on regional journalists and the use of criminal penalties to curb provincial reporting.

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Brighton Football Club bars Guardian in access dispute

Brighton Football Club bars Guardian in access dispute

  — Brighton’s ban on Guardian journalists after critical reporting raises press freedom concerns and highlights growing tensions between sports institutions and independent news outlets in the UK.

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Bangkok leads global pact against online scams with tech partners

Bangkok leads global pact against online scams with tech partners

  — Thailand hosts a global initiative in Bangkok to combat online scams, bringing together governments and tech platforms, including Meta and TikTok, to enhance cross-border cooperation and public protection efforts.

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The league of extraordinary multi-taskers

The league of extraordinary multi-taskers

  — A glimpse into the indispensable role of office tea boys in South Asian and Gulf newsrooms, as experienced by a veteran journalist. From their multi-faceted duties to personal anecdotes, this piece highlights their remarkable contributions and memorable stories.

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Geo journalist Azaz Syed escapes kidnapping attempt

Geo journalist Azaz Syed escapes kidnapping attempt

  — Geo News journalist Azaz Syed narrowly escaped a kidnapping attempt by unidentified men in a car and on a motorbike. The incident occurred on Park Road near Bani Gala Police Station. Syed managed to flee to Shahzad Town Police Station, where a case was registered.

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Capital TV news anchor harassed at work, allegedly forced to resign

Capital TV news anchor harassed at work, allegedly forced to resign

  — The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) and Pakistan Federal Union of Journalists (PFUJ) have condemned the harassment of Capital TV news anchor Fiza Khan, demanding an immediate investigation. Fiza alleges intolerable working conditions and harassment by senior staff, leading to her resignation.

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When PTV aired a kiss

When PTV aired a kiss

In the 1980s, a brief kiss scene on Pakistan Television (PTV) sparked such an uproar that the channel had to issue a public apology! This unexpected moment stirred a nationwide debate on media standards—imagine the reaction if it aired today!

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Sara-i-Alamgir attack: Mirza Waseem Baig of 92 News killed by assailants

Sara-i-Alamgir attack: Mirza Waseem Baig of 92 News killed by assailants

  — Armed men fatally shot journalist Mirza Waseem Baig of 92 News Television outside his home in Sara-i-Alamgir, Punjab on August 30, 2019. Journalist unions demand justice amid unclear motives for the murder. The incident sparked concerns over press freedom and the safety of journalists in Pakistan, prompting calls for swift action from law enforcement.

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Journalism Toon — Flour bags and media gags

Flour bags and media gags

Janu Journalism’s latest toon skewers Dawn’s ad ban, power, and money with sharp satire. See the caged bird and flour bag politics.

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<p>ISLAMABAD, October 2, 2025: Islamabad Police stormed the National Press Club, attacking journalists and damaging their cameras and equipment while dispersing a protest staged nearby. The Pakistan Federal Union of Journalists (PFUJ) and other media bodies condemned the attack and termed it an act of terrorism.&nbsp;</p>

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Welcome to JournalismPakistan.com: Our Impact, Our Story. In this video, we take you on a journey through the evolution of our platform, founded by journalists Steve Manuel and Imran Naeem Ahmad in 2009. Discover how we've shaped the media landscape in Pakistan, championed press freedom, and empowered journalists nationwide. Join us as we celebrate our milestones, achievements, and unwavering commitment to journalistic excellence.

Veteran journalist Mohammad Malick is making waves in the media world with his latest move. After his notable tenure at AIK News, Malick is set to take the helm of a new prime-time talk show that promises to bring insightful analysis and hard-hitting discussions. Stay tuned as we reveal more about this exciting development!

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