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 Published last year:  Learn how to effectively engage your audience on social media to boost your business. Discover proven strategies and tips for creating meaningful interactions that drive growth and success.

 Published last year:  Explore how global crises are reported differently by various media outlets globally. This article dives into the media’s role in shaping perspectives, biases, and narratives on major world events.

 Published last year:  Veteran journalists condemn threats made by TLP leader Anas Rizvi against senior journalist Azaz Syed, urging the government to take immediate action to ensure his safety and protect press freedom.

 Published last year:  Cambodian investigative journalist Mech Dara was arrested on incitement charges by military police. The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) calls for his immediate release, urging Cambodia’s new leadership to respect press freedom.

 Published last year:  The Pakistan Federal Union of Journalists (PFUJ) has condemned an attack on journalists in Karachi by religious party workers, calling for an FIR and immediate arrests of the perpetrators.

 Published last year:  Dr. Sadia Kamal has made history by becoming the first female president of the Pakistan Federal Union of Journalists (PFUJ-Workers), a significant milestone for her career and Pakistani journalism.

 Published last year:  The winners of the Pakistan RTI Quiz Contest 2024, organized by the Pakistan Information Commission and the Press Network of Pakistan, have been announced. Promoting transparency, accountability, and good governance, the quiz highlighted the importance of the Right to Information and citizen empowerment.

 Published last year:  Explore the alarming rise of online trolling and harassment faced by women journalists in Pakistan, highlighting recent cases involving anchors like Shiffa Z. Yousafzai and Asma Chaudhry. This article delves into the societal challenges these women encounter and the urgent need for action against online abuse

 Published last year:  TV anchor Shiffa Z. Yousafzai has refuted false rumors about her marriage, calling attention to the harassment working women face in a male-dominated society. She urges social media platforms to remove false content and calls people to stand against such targeting.

 Published last year:  The Information Department Lahore has issued letters to cancel the declarations of numerous newspapers in Punjab, sparking concerns about press freedom, particularly in South Punjab. The delayed notification has raised questions about transparency and the future of local journalism.

 Published last year:  A UN expert calls on Kenyan and Pakistani authorities to investigate and prosecute those responsible for the 2022 killing of Pakistani journalist Arshad Sharif, following a historic ruling by the Kenyan High Court deeming the killing unlawful and disproportionate.

 Published last year:  The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) condemned the Israeli forces' raid on Al Jazeera's office in Ramallah, which resulted in a 45-day closure and the obstruction of reporting during critical times. CPJ emphasizes the importance of allowing journalists to report freely, especially amid ongoing conflicts.

 Published last year:  Journalist Hadi Al-Sayed, working with Al Mayadeen Media Network, was killed after an Israeli airstrike hit his home in southern Lebanon. He is the fourth journalist to be killed by Israel since October 7, raising global concerns over the safety of journalists in conflict zones. Press unions demand justice and accountability for the targeted attacks.

 Published last year:  A legal brief by IRADA highlights the urgent need for a comprehensive legislative framework to protect over 250,000 digital media workers, including 20,000 journalists in Pakistan, advocating for legal rights and protections amidst the changing media landscape.

 Published last year:  Broadcast journalist Salman Ali Khan was fatally shot by unknown assailants in Madhya Pradesh, India. The IFJ and IJU demand a thorough investigation into the killing. Khan is the third journalist killed in India in 2024, raising concerns over media safety.

 Published last year:  Beenish Saleem, former host of Seedhi Baat on NewsOne, announced her move to Pakistan Television (PTV) on X. She thanked NewsOne's Chairman Chaudhry Aurangzeb for his support and praised the editorial freedom at the channel.

 Published last year:  Explore the rising voices of independent media in Africa, their impact on democracy, and the challenges they face. Discover how these journalists are shaping narratives and empowering communities across the continent.

 Published last year:  Explore the future trends shaping the Asian media industry, from the rise of streaming services to the integration of AI in content creation. Discover how traditional media is evolving and the importance of diversity and inclusion in this rapidly changing landscape.

 Published last year:  Pakistan Information Commission and Press Network of Pakistan announce the RTI Quiz Contest 2024 to promote public awareness about the Right of Access to Information Act. The online quiz features 10 questions, encouraging participation from students, media persons, and the general public.

 Published last year:  The All Pakistan Newspapers Society has published advertisements advocating for media literacy and critical thinking to combat fake news and misinformation, highlighting their impact on public health and electoral integrity

 Published last year:  The ICFJ's 2024 Solutions Challenge is now open! Media innovators, tech experts, and problem-solvers are invited to submit ideas for combating global disinformation. Join the challenge today! ENTRIES CLOSED

 Published last year:  Explore the unique challenges and rewarding experiences of covering international sports events. From managing cultural differences to meeting tight deadlines, this feature dives into the realities of being a sports journalist on the world stage.

 Published last year:  Dawn newspaper has permanently closed its Quetta office, marking a critical blow to journalism in Balochistan. The closure follows the earlier shutdown of DawnNews TV’s regional bureau, raising concerns about press freedom and independent reporting in the region.

 Published last year:  Explore the contradictions of Pakistan's ban on X (formerly Twitter). While the public resorts to VPNs, government officials continue using the platform to air their views. What does this say about free speech and the rule of law?

 Published last year:  The Sindh High Court criticizes PTA’s conflicting stance on the ban of X, formerly known as Twitter, and suggests summoning the PTA chairman for contempt of court proceedings. Hearing adjourned until September 24.

 Published last year:  ARY News has faced severe repercussions for its fearless journalism in Pakistan, including shutdowns, threats, and the tragic murder of Arshad Sharif. Explore the high cost of bold reporting and the challenges faced by ARY's reporters in their quest for truth

 Published last year:  A recent Gallup survey reveals that over 80% of internet users in Pakistan experienced slowdowns in August 2024, with significant impacts on freelancers and the economy, potentially costing $300 million.

 Published last year:  Journalist Gharidah Farooqi has challenged Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur to prove his allegations after he publicly accused her of accepting bribes to push political narratives. Farooqi’s bold response on Twitter adds fuel to the ongoing media versus politicians conflict in Pakistan.