Archives
Welcome to the Archives of JournalismPakistan.com. Here, you can browse through all the stories we published this month, complete with images and headlines. This collection offers a snapshot of the significant events and topics we covered, providing valuable insights and a historical record of the time.
Case against ARY News withdrawn, says CM
August 28, 2013: Balochistan CM announces withdrawal of case against ARY News, clarifying it stemmed from a misunderstanding and no Supreme Court directive was issued.
BOL has Azhar Abbas on board
August 28, 2013: BOL News TV appoints Azhar Abbas as President and CEO, bringing extensive experience and commitment to enhancing journalism in Pakistan.
UNESCO boss condemns Razzak's murder
August 27, 2013: UNESCO's Director-General condemns the murder of Abdul Razzak Baloch and urges Pakistan to investigate his death and related cases of journalist killings.
Case filed against ARY
August 26, 2013: Balochistan government has filed an Anti-Terrorism case against ARY News for airing attack footage, prompting protests from journalists' unions.
KUJ, PFUJ to oppose curbs on media
August 26, 2013: The Karachi Union of Journalists resolves to resist media curbs imposed by the government and PEMRA at their annual general council meeting.
Tragic end: Abdul Razzak Baloch's body found in Karachi
August 23, 2013: The body of missing Baloch journalist Abdul Razzak Baloch has been found mutilated in Karachi, identified by his family, raising concerns about his abduction.
AP names Kennedy News Director for S. Asia
August 21, 2013: The Associated Press has appointed Elizabeth Kennedy as South Asia news director, overseeing coverage from India to Bhutan.
One journalist murdered, another attacked
August 21, 2013: Guatemala investigates the murder of journalist Carlos Alberto Orellana Chávez, found dead a week after another journalist was shot in the same region.
Forty journos, support staff killed in 2013
August 20, 2013: A report reveals that 40 journalists were killed in the first half of the year, with Syria being the deadliest country for media personnel.
RSF condemns attacks on Express, journo
August 20, 2013: RSF condemns recent attacks on journalists in Pakistan, highlighting growing violence against the press and the need for thorough investigations.
SC admits petition against TV channels
August 18, 2013: The Supreme Court will hear a petition against TV channels for irresponsible coverage during the August 15 gunman incident in Islamabad.
None of Sami's business
August 17, 2013: Sami Ibrahim's controversial comments on Wasim Akram's personal life highlight the troubling trend in Pakistani media's sensationalism.
CPJ wants Express attack investigated
August 17, 2013: CPJ calls for an immediate investigation into the armed attack on Express Media Group's Karachi offices, highlighting dangers faced by journalists in Pakistan.
Shooting at Express News office, two Injured in broad daylight attack
August 16, 2013: In a brazen attack, gunmen shot at Express News office in Karachi, injuring two employees including a security guard during daylight hours.
It was a privilege to lead Team Geo: Abbas
August 16, 2013: Azhar Abbas reflects on his tenure at Geo TV, expressing pride in his team and commitment to better journalism as he resigns to pursue new opportunities.
When sensibility deserted the media
August 16, 2013: A gunman held Islamabad hostage for hours, challenging security and sparking media frenzy that raised questions about responsibility and public safety.
Swat journalist's ordeal
August 15, 2013: Journalist Haroon Siraj was critically injured in a road accident in Swat, raising concerns over hospital negligence and lack of facilities.
Journalist Jack Germond dies at age 85
August 15, 2013: Jack Germond, a prominent American political journalist, passed away at age 85, leaving behind a legacy in political coverage and analysis.
Sky News cameraman killed in Egypt
August 14, 2013: Sky News cameraman Mick Deane was shot and killed in Egypt while covering violence in Cairo, leaving behind a legacy of excellence in journalism.
Bomb attack on investigative reporter's home
August 14, 2013: Reporters Without Borders condemns a bomb attack on journalist Tufik Softic's home in Montenegro, warning of growing threats against media personnel.
Jasmeen breaks her silence
August 14, 2013: Jasmeen Manzoor reveals threats to her life that led to her resignation from Samaa TV, highlighting her experiences during the 2013 elections.
Veteran trade unionist I. H. Rashid dies
August 09, 2013: I. H. Rashid, veteran trade unionist and former President of PFUJ, passes away in Lahore, remembered for his contributions to press freedom.
Charting Pakistan's media credibility
August 06, 2013: Pakistan's media credibility is being evaluated through a new index developed by Mishal Pakistan Pvt. Limited, indicating a shift in public perception.
'It's not showbiz, it's Islam!'
August 06, 2013: Pakistani TV channels mix religion and entertainment during Ramadan, raising ethical concerns amidst high ratings and significant revenue.
Gunman kills photographer in Philippines
August03, 2013: A photographer was shot and killed in his home in the Philippines, marking the third journalist murder in less than a week. Authorities are investigating.
Minimum qualifications for reporters?
August 01, 2013: The Press Council of Pakistan is forming a committee to establish minimum qualifications for new journalists and reporters in the country.
Two journalists shot dead in Philippines
August 01, 2013: Two journalists were shot dead in the Philippines, prompting calls for justice from the Committee to Protect Journalists.

