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Niger releases detained journalists

 January 31, 2014: Nigerian authorities have released two journalists and an activist amid international calls for their freedom after accusations of corruption against the president.

Cyber stalking: Pakistan's digital peril

 January 30, 2014: Pakistan faces a growing threat of cyber stalking, with increasing cases of online harassment and inadequate legal measures to combat it.

Protect media workers: IFJ writes to Sharif

 January 22, 2014: The IFJ appeals to Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif for urgent action to protect journalists in Pakistan following the tragic assassination of three media workers.

Express Tribune editor honors the dead

 January 20, 2014: Express Tribune Editor Kamal Siddiq honors three staff members killed by Taliban gunmen, expressing deep sorrow and highlighting their bravery.

Attempt to 'kidnap' Al Jazeera journalist

 January 20, 2014: Al Jazeera journalist Ahmad Zaidan survived an attempted kidnapping by armed men at his Islamabad home, demanding a thorough investigation.

For Tribune staffer, a dream come true

 January 19, 2014: Zahid Gishkori celebrates his selection for the prestigious Alfred Friendly Press Fellowship, marking a significant achievement in his journalism career.

Honors for The News journalist, two others

 January 19, 2014: Arshad Dogar of The News wins the prestigious Alfred Friendly Press Fellowship, recognizing leading journalists from South Asia and the Middle East.

BBC TV presenter Komla Dumor dies at 41

 January 19, 2014: BBC TV presenter Komla Dumor, known for his work on Focus on Africa, has died unexpectedly at 41, leaving a significant mark on journalism.

Journos condemn attack on Express team

 January 19, 2014: Journalists protested against the killing of three Express News staff by the Taliban, demanding justice and security for media personnel.

Journalist files complaint against Kasuri

 January 19, 2014: A journalist has filed a complaint against lawyer Ahmad Raza Kasuri over accusations of being an Indian agent and threats made against him.

Cop beats up senior journalist in Peshawar

 January 18, 2014: A senior journalist in Peshawar was brutally beaten by a policeman over a parking dispute, provoking widespread condemnation from fellow journalists.

Taliban ambush Express TV van, kill three

 January 18, 2014: Three Express News staff members were killed in a Taliban ambush in Karachi, marking a severe escalation in violence against the media.

Dawn.com editor passes away

 January 17, 2014: Musadiq Sanwal, the Chief Editor of Dawn.com, passed away after a courageous battle with lung cancer, leaving behind a wife and two children.

Journalist's question leaves Kasuri fuming

 January 16, 2014: Ahmed Raza Kasuri, lawyer for Pervez Musharraf, lashes out at a journalist, accusing him of being paid to undermine Pakistan during a court proceeding.

RSF concerned over threats to journalist

 January 15, 2014: Reporters Without Borders expresses grave concern for journalist Noorul Wahab after he received anonymous threats following his reporting on sexual assault.

Russia expels US journalist critical of Putin

 January 14, 2014: Russia has expelled US journalist David Satter, raising concerns over free speech and diplomatic relations ahead of the Winter Olympics.

UNESCO boss condemns journalist's murder

 January 14, 2014: UNESCO's Director General condemns the murder of journalist Zakir Ali and calls for accountability in Larkana, Sindh, emphasizing press freedom.

Journalists call for arrest of Haroon's killers

 January 13, 2014: Journalists in Rawalpindi protest for the arrest of those responsible for the murder of Haroon Ahmad, demanding justice in a recent phone-snatching incident.

Al-Jazeera team's detention extended

 January 10, 2014: An Egyptian court extends the detention of Al-Jazeera journalists for 15 days amid allegations of terrorism and biased reporting against Egypt.

Abducted Swedish journalists released

 January 08, 2014: Two Swedish journalists abducted in Syria have been safely released, confirmed by Sweden's Foreign Ministry as they receive diplomatic assistance.

Hong Kong media mogul Run Run Shaw dies

 January 08, 2014: Hong Kong media mogul Sir Run Run Shaw, who transformed the film and television industry, passed away at age 106 in his home surrounded by family.

Malick to take over at PTV soon

 January 07, 2014: Muhammad Malick is set to become the new managing director of PTV, transitioning from his role at Dunya TV after a two-decade journalism career.

PFUJ announces revival of Sindh unions

 January 07, 2014: The PFUJ has announced the revival of Sindh Unions of Journalists at the All-Sindh Journalists Convention, emphasizing unity among journalists.

Journalists protest reporter's jail term

 January 07, 2014: Journalists in Myanmar protested against the jail term of a reporter, emphasizing the need for press freedom and the right to information.

Guardian journalist Simon Hoggart dies

 January 06, 2014: Simon Hoggart, veteran Guardian journalist and parliamentary sketch writer, has died at 67 after battling pancreatic cancer for three years.

Free media, a free enterprise

 January 05, 2014: An advertisement reveals the threat of unpaid advertising debt to Pakistan's media freedom, calling for urgent government intervention.

New York newsman Donald Forst dies

 January 05, 2014: Donald Forst, a renowned New York newsman and Pulitzer Prize-winning editor, has passed away at the age of 81 due to colon cancer complications.

Chinese journos to get compensation

 January 04, 2014: The All-China Journalists Association announces compensation for journalists injured or killed on duty, enhancing safety in the reporting field.

Tragic start to 2014: Abb Takk journalist Shan Dhar killed in Larkana shooting

 January 01, 2014: Larkana correspondent Shan Dhar of Abb Takk Television was tragically shot dead, leaving behind two daughters and prompting calls for an investigation.

Reporters face 15 days in Egypt jail

 January 01, 2014: Three journalists from Al-Jazeera have been detained in Egypt for 15 days on various charges, prompting international concern over press freedom.