Archives
Welcome to the August 2024 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.
The Nation announces collaboration with The New York Times
August 30, 2024: The Nation partners with The New York Times to enhance international journalism for readers in Pakistan with a new eight-page supplement.
China shuts down journalist’s internet, cell service
August 30, 2024: Beijing authorities cut off journalist Gao Yu's communications after her critical reporting, raising concerns about censorship and dissent.
PFUJ strongly condemns restrictions on Quetta Press Club
August 29, 2024: PFUJ condemns Quetta district administration's directive for Press Club NOC, citing violations of press freedom and constitutional rights.
Quetta Press Club ordered to seek approval before hosting events
August 28, 2024: The Quetta Press Club is now required to secure a no-objection certificate from local authorities before hosting any events amid rising violence.
PTA registers 20,437 VPNs amid internet slowdown controversy
August 28, 2024: The PTA registers 20,437 VPNs amid criticism over internet disruptions and implements a new Web Monitoring System to manage online content.
Chief Minister orders action after journalist Mohammed Bachal's murder
August 28, 2024: Sindh Chief Minister orders immediate action following journalist Mohammed Bachal's murder, highlighting ongoing violence against media in Pakistan.
Anchor Syed Sammer Abbas to begin new chapter at Dunya News
August 27, 2024: Syed Sammer Abbas leaves Hum News for Dunya News, set to host a prime-time show every weekend starting this new chapter in his career.
Lahore court dismisses case against Farhan Asif over Southport incident
August 26, 2024: A Lahore court acquitted Farhan Asif of charges related to misinformation tied to the Southport incident involving the murder of three girls.
Fact-checking failure: How Hamid Mir and Asma Shirazi fell for an AI-generated hoax
August 24, 2024: Hamid Mir and Asma Shirazi faced backlash for sharing an AI-generated fake image, highlighting critical issues in journalistic integrity.
How social media algorithms affect our worldview
August 23, 2024: Social media algorithms can shape our worldview by creating echo chambers and spreading misinformation, impacting perception and mental health.
UN Biodiversity Conference: Media accreditation now open
August 22, 2024: Media accreditation applications are now open for the upcoming UN Biodiversity Conference in Colombia, focusing on global biodiversity goals.
FIA arrests prominent analyst Orya Maqbool Jan
August 22, 2024: FIA arrests prominent analyst Orya Maqbool Jan for dissenting on the Mubarak Sani case, raising concerns about freedom of speech in Pakistan.
Pakistani man arrested for spreading fake news leading to UK protests
August 21, 2024: Pakistani citizen arrested for spreading fake news that incited protests in the UK following the tragic murder of three girls in Southport.
Two journalists attacked and tortured in Sindh and Punjab
August 20, 2024: Two journalists in Pakistan were attacked and tortured in separate incidents, drawing international condemnation and calls for police accountability.
Apply now for the Chevening Scholarship Program
August 18, 2024: Apply now for the Chevening Scholarship Program to enhance your career in journalism with full or partial funding for UK postgraduate studies.
Dawn warns of severe consequences of slow internet
August 17, 2024: Daily Dawn warns that Pakistan's slow internet could jeopardize the future of gig workers and trigger protests, threatening the digital economy.
Hamid Mir moves court over slow internet
August 17, 2024: Hamid Mir has filed a petition in the Islamabad High Court regarding the persistent slow internet issues affecting Pakistan's journalists and citizens.
Sipping tea, watching lies: The reality of Pakistani media
August 17, 2024: A viral video exposes the troubling reality of fake news in Pakistani media, highlighting yellow journalism and its impact on public trust.
Vietnam sentences blogger Nguyen Chi Tuyen to 5 years in prison
August 15, 2024: Vietnam sentences prominent blogger Nguyen Chi Tuyen to five years in prison for news reporting, raising concerns over press freedom.
Senior journalist Tariq Hassan loses battle with cancer
August 15, 2024: Senior journalist Tariq Hassan has passed away after a long battle with lung cancer, leaving behind a legacy in journalism and development work.
Arshad Nadeem's victory has a thousand fathers, but dads please leave him alone!
August 14, 2024: Arshad Nadeem's Olympic gold victory highlights the lack of government support during his journey, raising questions about true commitment to athletes.
IFJ welcomes reversal of Rappler shutdown order
August 12, 2024: The IFJ applauds the court's reversal of the shutdown order against Rappler, marking a significant win for press freedom in the Philippines.
Unlocking success: How to engage your audience on social media
August 10, 2024: Discover effective strategies to engage your audience on social media for enhanced business growth and stronger customer relationships.
ARY boss awards apartment to Olympic hero Arshad Nadeem
August 10, 2024: ARY Digital Network's CEO awards Olympic gold medalist Arshad Nadeem a luxury apartment in ARY Laguna for his historic achievement in javelin.
Taliban suspend 14 media outlets
August 09, 2024: The Taliban has suspended licenses for 14 media outlets in Nangarhar, citing non-payment of fees amid ongoing media repression in Afghanistan.
Mexican journalist who covered one of most dangerous crime beats killed
August 07, 2024: Mexican journalist Alejandro Martinez was killed by gunmen, highlighting the dangers faced by media workers in the country's crime-ridden regions.
Journalist Usman Khan in hiding after police raid his home
August 07, 2024: Digital journalist Usman Khan is in hiding after repeated police raids targeting his coverage of human rights abuses in Balochistan.
Save the Children launches Journalism Excellence Award
August 07, 2024: Save the Children has launched a global media award to recognize journalism excellence in child rights, celebrating the centennial of the Declaration of the Rights.
Dr. Omar Adil arrested for misconduct against Gharidah Farooqi on social media
August 07, 2024: Dr. Omar Adil has been arrested by the FIA for making inappropriate remarks against Gharidah Farooqi on social media, following her legal complaint.
CPJ urges Bangladesh to protect journalists as protests oust PM Hasina
August 06, 2024: CPJ calls for the protection of journalists in Bangladesh amid violent protests and media restrictions following Prime Minister Hasina's resignation.
Ajmal Jami transitions to Suno TV from Aik News
August 04, 2024: Ajmal Jami has joined Suno TV after leaving Aik News, promising to bring his expertise to the channel's programming.
Stay safe online: Strategies for managing your digital footprint
August 03, 2024: Learn effective strategies for managing your digital footprint on social media to protect your online presence and reputation.
Journalist Arif Malik denounces viral deep fake video
August 02, 2024: Journalist Arif Malik condemns a viral deep fake video depicting him with Punjab Minister Uzma Bukhari and seeks action from authorities.
Pakistan deports British journalist Charles Glass
August 02, 2024: The Pakistan government deported British journalist Charles Glass for allegedly violating his visa while attempting to visit Imran Khan.
The cricket chronicles: Inside Dr. Nauman Niaz's treasure trove
August 02, 2024: Explore the fascinating journey of Dr. Nauman Niaz, a prominent cricket historian and collector impacting cricket memorabilia globally.
Malaysia outraged at Meta takedown of media's Facebook posts
August 01, 2024: Malaysia's communications minister demands Meta explain the removal of media posts regarding a meeting between the prime minister and Hamas leader!
PFUJ condemns killing of journalists in Gaza by Israeli troops
August 01, 2024: PFUJ condemns the recent killings of journalists in Gaza by Israeli troops, highlighting the ongoing dangers faced by media personnel in conflict zones.
Senior journalists demand security for Chakwal reporter
August 01, 2024: Senior journalists in Islamabad condemn threats against Chakwal reporter Nabeel Anwar Dhakku, urging the government to provide immediate protection.
Balochistan halts ads to Daily Intikhab, PFUJ calls for reversal
August 01, 2024: The PFUJ condemns Balochistan's halt of advertisements to Daily Intikhab, highlighting threats to press freedom and the livelihoods of journalists.

