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 Published last year:  The teenage children of slain journalist Khalil Jibran fear for their lives after an arson attack on their snooker club. They have appealed for protection and relocation, highlighting the ongoing threats and insecurity faced by their family.

 Published last year:  PTI accuses ARY News of broadcasting false news regarding a UN Working Group's report on Imran Khan's arrest. PTI asserts the report calls for Khan's immediate release and compensation, challenging the authenticity of ARY's sources.

 Published last year:  Tribata TV journalist Sempurna Pasaribu and his family tragically died in a fire, allegedly due to his investigative reporting on drugs and gambling. The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) and affiliates condemn the murder, demanding a swift and transparent investigation to bring those responsible to justice.

 Published last year:  The Committee to Protect Journalists has welcomed Haiti's decision to place Les Cayes prosecutor Ronald Richemond on leave amid allegations linking him to the murder of journalist Garry Tesse. This move aims to ensure an impartial investigation and signals a commitment to addressing impunity and corruption in Haiti.

 Published last year:  Digital journalist Shivshankar Jha was fatally stabbed in Bihar, India, with his family alleging the involvement of a crime syndicate. The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) and the Indian Journalists' Union (IJU) have condemned the killing and called for immediate action by the authorities to ensure justice and enhance protections for journalists.

 Published last year:  The Coalition for Women in Journalism condemns the one-year imprisonment of Jordanian journalist Heba Abu Taha under the restrictive cybercrime law, calling for her immediate release and the repeal of the law to safeguard press freedom in the nation.

 Published last year:  The Trust Conference 2024, organized by the Thomson Reuters Foundation, is a pivotal global forum bringing together journalists, publishers, experts, and innovators. Taking place in London (October 23 to 25), the conference will feature panel discussions, fireside chats, interactive presentations, and networking opportunities. CLOSED

 Published last year:  Explore the dynamic and evolving landscape of media in Asia and discover how traditional media outlets are adapting to digital disruptions, the challenges journalists face in different countries, and the pivotal role of press freedom in shaping societies.

 Published last year:  Journalist Noor-ul-Arfeen Siddiqi was violently attacked by at least two dozen masked assailants at his home in Malir, leaving him with severe injuries. Siddiqi has called on top officials to take notice of this brutal attempt on his life.

 Published last year:  Journalist Umar Cheema condemns public speaker Sahil Adeem and playwright Khalil ur Rehman Qamar for their disrespectful behavior towards a woman on Samaa TV, sparking widespread public outrage and criticism of the TV channel’s administration.

 Published last year:  Neo News anchor Mian Imran Arshad and his team were assaulted by police in Buner, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa while exposing an alleged electricity theft at Thana Khaal. Imran sustained serious injuries and their equipment and cash were snatched.

 Published last year:  The Committee to Protect Journalists urges Ugandan authorities to release journalists Dickson Mubiru and Alirabaki Sengooba, drop all criminal charges, and reform laws stifling journalism. The journalists face charges for publishing without a broadcasting license.

 Published last year:  The Supreme Court issued show-cause notices to 34 TV channels again, questioning their conduct in airing contemptuous remarks by lawmakers. Chief Justice Qazi Faez Isa accepts the lawmakers' apologies but finds media explanations unsatisfactory.

 Published last year:  Dive into an extensive exploration of the ominous challenges besieging Pakistan's print media sector. Delve into the heart of the debate on whether traditional newspapers can withstand the onslaught of the digital revolution.

 Published last year:  Veteran crime reporter Tanveer Baig has passed away due to heatstroke amidst Karachi's ongoing heatwave. Discover the impact of extreme weather on the city and remember a seasoned journalist's enduring legacy.

 Published last year:  The Committee to Protect Journalists condemns the trial of U.S. journalist Evan Gershkovich in Russia as a miscarriage of justice and calls for his immediate release. The trial, held behind closed doors, is based on baseless espionage charges.

 Published last year:  Join the News Impact Summit in Copenhagen, organized with the Google News Initiative, to tackle climate misinformation. Engage with experts through talks, panels, and workshops. Learn innovative storytelling techniques and best practices in climate journalism. Free event on Oct. 10.

 Published last year:  Join the Solutions Journalism Network's new community of practice for climate crisis reporting. Engage with peers, share best practices, and access exclusive pieces of training, including SJN Climate Primers. Register now for monthly Zoom sessions with guest speakers.

 Published last year:  Journalists can enhance their business reporting skills at the Wharton Seminars for Business Journalists, held at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School in Philadelphia from Oct. 14 to 16. Funding opportunities are available, with applications due by Aug. 26. ENTRIES CLOSED

 Published last year:  In response to the European Council's ban on Russian media, Russia imposes reciprocal restrictions on several EU media outlets. Discover the list of affected media and the implications of this media conflict.

 Published last year:  Turkish journalist Sezgin Kartal has been acquitted of terrorism charges due to insufficient evidence. Detained for 160 days, Kartal's travel ban has also been lifted.

 Published last year:  he Committee to Protect Journalists urges Kenyan authorities to investigate attacks on journalists covering protests, end media intimidation, and ensure reliable internet access amid ongoing demonstrations against a proposed tax law.

 Published last year:  Pakistani journalist Benazir Shah faces severe threats and harassment following her advocacy for the Christian community in Punjab. Women Press Freedom calls for immediate action from authorities and social media platforms to protect women journalists from rampant abuse and intimidation.

 Published last year:  The Coalition for Women in Journalism (CFWIJ) strongly condemns the misogynistic attacks and threats against North Macedonian journalist Lepa Djundeva following the sharing of her interview excerpt by Bogdan Ilievski. The CFWIJ calls for the immediate removal of the clip to protect Djundeva's well-being.

 Published last year:  Pakistani journalist Kamal Siddiqi has been honored with the Journalists of Courage Impact Award at the East-West Center International Media Conference in Manila. Siddiqi's achievement underscores his dedication to truthful and courageous journalism.

 Published last year:  Explore the decline of investigative journalism in Pakistan and understand the economic, political, and safety challenges that journalists face. Discover ongoing efforts to revive this vital form of journalism.

 Published last year:  The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) expresses deep concern over the killing of veteran journalist Khalil Jibran in Pakistan and urges authorities to investigate and hold those responsible accountable swiftly. At least half a dozen journalists have been killed in Pakistan in 2024.

 Published last year:  Ukrainian war correspondent Anna Kalyuzhna faces severe threats following accusations by an army commander. The Coalition for Women in Journalism and World Press Freedom call for an urgent investigation into the threats against her and her family.