Journalism Toons

Meet Janu Journalism, our cheeky mascot who challenges the status quo in Pakistan's media landscape. With his TV-screen face, mic, and laptop, Janu delivers cartoons that explore journalism, media ethics, and press freedom with insight, humor, and bold commentary. Follow Journalism Toons for thought-provoking and hard-hitting illustrations that expose truths and hold power accountable.

Janu Journalism, our mascot, features in a New Year toon mocking biased TV anchors as they take an oath, skewering party loyalty and media ethics in Pakistan's journalism culture.
Janu Journalism skewers media control with sharp satire as Ahsan Iqbal meets the CUT! Laugh, share, and join the conversation.
Pakistani media asks absurd, tone-deaf questions amid tragedy, highlighting insensitivity and misplaced priorities in disaster reporting.
Janu Journalism, the cheeky mascot of JournalismPakistan, isn’t chasing a story tonight. He’s searching for something more basic: press freedom. Once loud, visible, and protected, it now feels hidden in the shadows. The question is no longer who controls the narrative, but where the freedom to tell it has gone.
Janu Journalism’s latest toon skewers Dawn’s ad ban, power, and money with sharp satire. See the caged bird and flour bag politics.
Janu Journalism highlights Nukta layoffs. See our mascot question Nuqtachini and discover the humor behind the headlines. A witty take on Pakistan’s digital media scene. Laugh, think, and share the satire.
Wind-up journalism! Janu Journalism, our cheeky mascot, takes a witty jab at Pakistan’s anchor culture and media control. Watch, laugh, and share!
Pakistani satire at its best! Janu Journalism serves a spicy yet friendly take on TV anchors, a light, witty, and creative sketch to enjoy.
Our latest Janu Journalism toon exposes “Econo Vascular Arrest” as anchors’ bank accounts are frozen. Sharp satire on the press, power, and Pakistan’s media clampdown.
Janu Journalism mourns as Jang skips editorials for 3 days — a satirical toon on press freedom, bias & credibility in Pakistani media.
Our latest toon features Janu Journalism reminding reporters to practice “safe sahafat.” As a journalist stands clad in heavy armour with a bucket helmet, the cartoon highlights the risks and ironies of practicing journalism in Pakistan.
A satirical cartoon shows controversial journalist Sohail Warraich in a mock “plane crash” after ISPR denied his recent story. Featuring Janu Journalism at the scene, the toon takes a humorous jab at media controversies in Pakistan.
A hilarious toon by JournalismPakistan.com takes a witty dig at Sohail Warraich’s column, urging Imran Khan to strike a deal with the establishment. With Janu Journalism and a tea-spilling twist, the cartoon delivers satire at its sharpest.
Satire meets reality! JournalismPakistan.com’s latest toon features Janu Journalism mocking Pakistan’s civil awards with the hilarious Tamgha Chamchagiri—a medal of flattery. Are awards still about merit or political loyalty?
It’s cartoonist Akhtar Shah’s 67th birthday! Known for creating Janu Journalism, the beloved mascot of JournalismPakistan.com, Shah celebrates with cake and cartoon charm.
A Suno TV talk show erupted into controversy when host Dr. Fiza Khan repeatedly called Donald Trump the “abba” (father) of PTI, prompting MNA Sanaullah Mastikhel to storm off set — leaving our mascot, Janu Journalism, stunned by the bizarre exchange.
Janu Journalism exposes a well-known analyst, eavesdropping at a door with a glass, claiming to get news from a "little something." Can you guess who he is? Satirical, sharp, and timely!
Janu Journalism returns with a satirical cartoon showing a presenter delivering a 'live' weather update from under a bathroom shower — a biting take on the absurdity and theatrics of Pakistani media, where fake news and staged drama often replace real journalism.
Janu Journalism, the mascot of JournalismPakistan.com, questions the shutdown of FM 103 in Pakistan. Is it a 'soft kill' of press freedom or just censorship in disguise?
A scathing new cartoon by JournalismPakistan.com mocks Indian media’s blatant disinformation following recent India-Pakistan tensions, highlighting its role in spreading war hysteria and covering up military failures.
Satirical cartoon exposes the sensationalist hysteria of Indian media following the Phalgham attack in occupied Kashmir. An egg-faced journalist frantically delivers "Latestiest Updatiest" breaking news with manufactured urgency, while Jaanu Journalism, the mascot of JournalismPakistan.com, watches in dismay.
Hard-hitting satirical cartoon exposes the harsh realities facing investigative journalists in Pakistan as press freedom continues to deteriorate. Janu Journalism, the mascot of JournalismPakistan.com, stands alongside a silenced reporter in this powerful commentary on media censorship.
Janu Journalism takes a satirical jab at Pakistan's political talk shows, where recycled guests and tired narratives dominate. In this cartoon, a prominent senior anchor stirs up another serving of "siasi bongi nihari" — hot, heavy, and hollow.
Janu Journalism takes a witty dig at delayed staff payments in the media industry. In this latest toon, our fearless mascot reads International The Duews—a sharp reminder of financial struggles faced by journalists.
In a world where journalism bends to power, the 'Khushnoodi Award' says it all. Janu Journalism hilariously skewers media sycophants—golden spatula included! A satire on 'narrative-friendly' reporting.
Pakistani TV is flooded with so-called 'senior analysts,' but where are the juniors? Our latest cartoon hilariously pokes fun at this phenomenon, featuring Janu Journalism discovering an "80-year-old Google Baba" offering expert analysis at wholesale rates!
Staff salareis at Geo News regularly get delayed. Janu Journalism delivers a sharp message: Geo zaroor, lekin jeenay bhi do! When will journalists receive the financial respect they deserve?
Dawn newspaper has faced an advertising boycott from the Federal and Punjab governments since October 2024. Janu Journalism highlights how financial pressure is used to silence critical reporting while Dawn continues to uphold journalistic principles despite mounting pressure.
Janu Journalism cartoon takes a dig at newspaper owners who traded journalistic integrity for government ad money, turning front pages into propaganda tools. Is the press still free, or just hungry for 'ration'?
Janu Journalism questions the growing influence of government ads on media independence. When front pages are hijacked for propaganda, is journalism still serving the truth?