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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.
Veteran journalist Jonaid Iqbal leaves for his heavenly abode
December 31, 2015: Veteran journalist Jonaid Iqbal, 76, passed away in Islamabad while writing, leaving a legacy in journalism and fond memories among colleagues.
Bukhar Shah re-elected president of Peshawar Press Club
December 31, 2015: Syed Bukhar Shah Bacha has been re-elected as the president of the Peshawar Press Club, securing 174 votes against his rival.
Gate-crashing, fist-fight mar annulled LPC polls
December 31, 2015: The Lahore Press Club elections were marred by chaos, resulting in the cancellation of polling due to a near-stampede and violence among voters.
Amjad Aziz to run for Secretary of Asian Sports Writers Association
December 30, 2015: Amjad Aziz Malik announces his candidacy for General Secretary of Asian Sports Writers Association, marking a historic first for Pakistan!
PEMRA warning in Urdu to news channels for revealing rape victim's identity
December 30, 2015: PEMRA warns news channels over revealing rape victim's identity, stressing the need for editorial control and compliance with media conduct guidelines.
Legendary broadcaster Aslam Azhar dies
December 30, 2015: Aslam Azhar, former Managing Director of PTV and a broadcasting pioneer, passed away at 83 in Islamabad after undergoing recent surgery.
Thai media decide junta chief no laughing matter
December 29, 2015: Thai journalists skip traditional satirical nicknaming of the junta, reflecting increased self-censorship under Prime Minister Prayut Chan-O-Cha.
110 journalists killed in 2015, says media watchdog
December 29, 2015: In 2015, 110 journalists were killed globally, with 67 deaths linked directly to their reporting, according to Reporters Without Borders.
Safety, security of media pros: Study calls for establishing training institute
December 29, 2015: A study calls for the establishment of a journalist training institute in Pakistan to enhance the safety and security of media professionals.
The Democrats stand tall in KPC polls
December 28, 2015: The Democrats claim victory in the Karachi Press Club elections, with Fazil Jamili re-elected as president for a second term and complete panel wins.
Syrian journalist shot dead in Turkey
December 28, 2015: Naji Jerf, a Syrian journalist known for his films on Islamic State, was shot dead in Turkey, raising concerns for Syrian journalists' safety.
Dunya News managers deny victimizing sacked duo
December 25, 2015: Dunya News management refutes claims of victimization against sacked reporters Faiz Paracha and Fakhar ur Rehman, citing evaluation criteria.
Dunya News sacks Senior Correspondent Faiz Paracha
December 25, 2015: Dunya News has dismissed Senior Correspondent Faiz Paracha just a month after another journalist's exit, sparking discussions on management practices.
Express Tribune journalist joins Geo
December 24, 2015: Zahid Gishkori joins Geo Television as a special correspondent, transitioning from The Express Tribune after five and a half years.
Dawn CEO's help sought in tracing missing Indian
December 23, 2015: Parents of a missing Indian man seek help from Dawn CEO to trace their son who disappeared after traveling to Pakistan to meet a girl he met online.
Ataul Haq Qasmi appointed PTV chairman
December 23, 2015: Ataul Haq Qasmi has been appointed as the chairman of Pakistan Television after a distinguished career in journalism and arts.
ABC appoints Google executive as first female chief
December 22, 2015: Michelle Guthrie has been appointed as the first female managing director of the ABC, bringing extensive experience in media and technology.
LPC polls: Fourth-term row splits formidable Journalist Panel
December 22, 2015: The LPC elections reveal rifts within the Journalist Panel as tensions rise over leadership and constitutional violations ahead of key voting on December 30.
PEMRA's show cause notice to Royal TV
December 21, 2015: PEMRA has issued a show cause notice to Royal TV for airing derogatory remarks against journalists, citing violations of its conduct rules.
Maharashtra government asked to provide security to Dawn boss in Mumbai
December 21, 2015: The Maharashtra government is requested to provide security for Hameed Haroon, CEO of Dawn Media Group, during his talk in Mumbai amid protests.
Ad featuring curvy model in Jang and Express upsets readers
December 20, 2015: A controversial front-page ad featuring a curvy model in Jang and Daily Express raises concerns about editorial standards and responsible journalism!
Best in the business: Awards for sports journalists
December 17, 2015: The Sport Media Pearl Awards in Abu Dhabi honored excellence in sports journalism, featuring awards and cash prizes for top professionals.
China, Egypt are worst jailers of journalists worldwide
December 15, 2015: China and Egypt remain the worst jailers of journalists globally, with China holding 49 by the end of 2015.
Reham takes the first step to bring about 'tabdeeli'
December 14, 2015: Reham Khan initiates her new program 'Tabdeeli', questioning the fairness of comments about her marriage to Imran Khan and her career in journalism.
Imran Aslam now also to head Jang Group
December 14, 2015: Imran Aslam has been promoted to Group President of Jang Group and Geo TV Network, overseeing various media ventures.
Megan Fox asks parents to keep children away from social media
December 13, 2015: Megan Fox urges parents to shield their children from social media, citing its harmful effects on youth culture and mental health.
'Editors for Safety' aims to safeguard media
December 12, 2015: A new organization, Editors for Safety, has been established to tackle violence against media professionals in Pakistan and promote collaboration.
IFJ and Al Jazeera sign historical international framework agreement
December 10, 2015: The IFJ has signed a historic International Framework Agreement with Al Jazeera Media Network to enhance journalist rights and union activity.
Obscenity in media: SC seeks report from government
December 09, 2015: The Supreme Court has requested a report from the government on media obscenity, emphasizing the need to protect the youth from its impacts.
RSF decries government inaction in face of attacks on media
December 09, 2015: Reporters Without Borders criticizes the Pakistani government's inaction against recent attacks on media outlets and journalists across the country.
Journalists stage sit-in, demand security
December 08, 2015: Journalists in Islamabad and Rawalpindi held a sit-in, demanding better security from the government for media houses amid rising attacks.
Express News bureau in Sargodha attacked, guard injured
December 07, 2015: A grenade attack on the Express News bureau in Sargodha injured a guard, following similar assaults on other media offices in Pakistan.
Pakistani security seeks to tamp down reporting on California shooter
December 07, 2015: Pakistani security forces are limiting media coverage of Tashfeen Malik, the shooter in the California attack, amid concerns over the country's image.
Car bomb kills broadcast journalist in Somalia
December 04, 2015: A car bomb killed Somali journalist Hindia Haji Mohamed in Mogadishu, highlighting the country's ongoing violence against media professionals.
Reham to continue career as a journalist
December 03, 2015: Reham Khan returns to Pakistan to pursue her journalism career, expressing happiness at her arrival and plans to continue in the media industry.
ARY boss buys Karachi team in Pakistan Super League
December 03, 2015: ARY Network's President Salman Iqbal has purchased the Karachi team for the upcoming Pakistan Super League, making it the league's most expensive franchise.
USEFP announces Professional Partnership Program for Female Journalists
December 03, 2015: USEFP's Professional Partnership Program for Female Journalists offers Pakistani women the chance to experience US journalism first-hand!
US woman charged after social media backlash over dog's taped muzzle
December 02, 2015: A North Carolina woman faces animal cruelty charges after causing outrage by posting a photo of her dog with its mouth duct-taped shut.
Turkish court rejects appeal for detained editors
December 02, 2015: A Turkish court has rejected an appeal for the release of two detained editors from Cumhuriyet, raising concerns about press freedom in the country.
TV manager killed in Afghanistan
December 01, 2015: Amanullah Ataee, managing director of Asia Television, was murdered in Kabul, prompting calls for an investigation into journalist safety.
Cracker hurled at Din News Lahore office, three injured
December 01, 2015: A cracker attack at Din News Lahore injured three, marking the fourth assault on media in ten days amidst rising threats from Daulat-i-Islamia.
Daily Dunya sacks Resident Editor over picture blunder
December 01, 2015: Daily Dunya has dismissed its Resident Editor, Arshad Rahim Lone, over a front-page photo blunder involving misleading gathering representation.

