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The Pakistani community in United Kingdom during a recent protest demanded fair investigation and high security for Geo Television presenter Hamid Mir who is in hospital after being attacked in Karachi by unidentified gunmen on April 19.

Journalists in Karachi stage a protest over an attack on Geo Television presenter Hamid Mir, who sustained multiple bullet wounds. He remains under treatment at a Karachi hospital.

A vendor selling chaat and gol gappay promotes his business by using pictures of Geo Television's newscasters and anchors. - Photo courtesy @faizanlakhani

Azhar Abbas (Left), President and CEO of BOL News presents as memento of appreciation to the Federal Minister for Information, Broadcasting and National Heritage, Pervaiz Rasheed on the occasion of Axact Team Meet 2013-14 held at PAF Museum, Karachi on April 5. 

Canadian-born Kathy Gannon, Associated Press Special Regional Correspondent for Afghanistan and Pakistan, who was wounded Friday (April 4) while on assignment in Afghanistan. She was shot twice but is said to be in a stable condition. - AP Photo

KARACHI: An Express News Television DSNG without a number plate on a Karachi street. - Photo By Ali Shafiq @alishafiq89

ISLAMABAD: Journalist Afzal Javed holds a placard during a protest March 20 organized by Pakistan Federal Union of Journalists (PFUJ) to condemn the growing violence against the media in the country.

ISLAMABAD: Journalists from across the country stage a sit-in March 20 in front of the Parliament House to condemn the growing violence against the media.

ISLAMABAD: Journalists protest the killing of photojournalist/reporter Abrar Tanoli in Mansehra by unidentified gunmen. Tanoli was shot in the neck on March 2 and died in an Abbottabad hospital the following day.

Winners of Rutgers WPF Competitive Media Awards with the organizers.

Veteran journalist and trade unionist Abdul Hameed Chapra (centre) during a recent visit to the Karachi Press Club.

Islamabad journalists protest the illegal detention in Egypt of three Al-Jazeera English Television journalists for more than 50 days. They demanded their immediate release.

PROTEST: Senior journalist Fozia Shahid speaks to media during a protest organized by Pakistan Federal Union of Journalists (PFUJ) in Islamabad against the killing of Abb Takk Television correspondent Shan Dhar. He was shot dead by unidentified gunmen in district Larkana on December 31, 2013 and passed away on New Year's Day in hospital.

PROTEST: The Pakistan Federal Union of Journalists (PFUJ) protest in Gujranwala the killing of Abb Takk Television correspondent Shan Dhar who was shot dead by unidentified gunmen in district Larkana on December 31, 2013. He passed away on New Year's Day in hospital.

The Pakistan Federal Union of Journalists (PFUJ) marked the International Journalists Day at their secretariat in Islamabad on November 19. - Photo courtesy: Haroon Siraj

BOOK LAUNCH: Amjad Aziz Malik, (left) at the launch of his travelogue 'Peshawar to Sochi' at the Peshawar Press Club on October 1. The author is the General Secretary of Pakistan Sports Writers Federation and an executive member of the International Sports Journalists Association (AIPS). - Photo courtesy: Author

REMEMBRANCE: The National Press Club and Rawalpindi-Islamabad Union of Journalists (RIUJ) organized a candlelight vigil in Islamabad for those killed in a terrorist attack on a Peshawar church. - Photo courtesy Waqar Satti

HONORS: Winners of the Aghai Awards for excellence in journalism with the organizers at the Pakistan National Council of Arts (PNCA) in Islamabad.

COLORS ON WHEELS: A vendor, his bike loaded with traditional hand fans and other wicker stuff, heads to Islamabad to sell his ware. - JournalismPakistan.com photo

BACK UP: One of several pine trees along Islamabad's Jinnah Avenue that went down in a recent windstorm has been helped by the Capital Development Authority get back on its feet. - JournalismPakistan.com photo by Imran Naeem Ahmad

GRAND: The flight of a lone eagle is overshadowed by the grand Centaurus Towers in Islamabad. - JournalismPakistan.com photo by Imran Naeem Ahmad

GRACEFUL: The national flag flutters gracefully with the Margalla Hills in the backdrop on Independence Day. - JournalismPakistan.com photo

NATURE'S FURY: Even this mighty tree in an Islamabad street could not stand up to Mother Nature's fury. - JournalismPakistan.com photo

SHIP OFF DESERT: Far away from the desert sands, this family goes around trying to sell camel milk in Islamabad. - JournalismPakistan.com photo