Media in Pakistan

 Published last year:  The Kenyan Appeal Court has ruled that police acted unlawfully in the murder of journalist Arshad Sharif, ordering a probe update for his widow.

 Published last year:  Aurora Magazine's final issue marks the end of a significant chapter in Pakistan's print journalism, emphasizing its impact over 27 years.

 Published last year:  AsiaOne News officially launches in Pakistan, aiming to revitalize English-language journalism with a global approach and diverse foreign presenters.

 Published last year:  Pakistan's ruling elite use public funds for personal birthday celebrations and PR campaigns, raising ethical concerns over transparency.

 Published last year:  Pakistan urges social media platforms to block accounts linked to terrorism and share user data, asserting control over digital spaces.

 Published last year:  Geo News faces backlash for incorrectly reporting on a Trump visit, highlighting ongoing issues of yellow journalism in Pakistan's media landscape.

 Published last year:  PTI condemns ARY News for airing an unverified report about party leaders and demands an apology, announcing a boycott of the channel's programs.

 Published last year:  Azaz Syed publicly apologizes for mistakenly reporting Donald Trump's planned visit to Pakistan, underscoring media accountability issues.

 Published last year:  Veteran journalist Shaheen Sehbai's X account has been hacked, raising concerns over digital security for independent voices in Pakistan.

 Published last year:  A court has suspended the ban on 27 YouTube channels, citing a lack of due process and violation of fundamental rights.

 Published last year:  The Pakistani government's recent ban on 27 YouTube channels highlights a troubling trend of censorship and repression against dissenting voices.

 Published last year:  Zubeida Mustafa, a pioneering figure in Pakistani women's journalism, passed away at 84, leaving a legacy of advocacy for marginalized communities.

 Published last year:  Pakistan's media landscape faces unprecedented censorship, targeting journalists and forcing dissenting voices to the fringes of society.

 Published last year:  The Supreme Court of Pakistan invalidates media confessions obtained in police custody, emphasizing legal safeguards for accused persons.

 Published last year:  The Government of Pakistan has filed court requests to block YouTube channels of prominent journalists accused of spreading anti-state content.

 Published last year:  Pakistan's recent cricket victories mask deeper structural issues within the sport's administration and player development.

 Published last year:  Journalists staged a walkout during the government's post-budget briefing, protesting the lack of a technical briefing and dismissive treatment by officials.

 Published last year:  Dr. Nauman Niaz has filed a defamation notice against Shoaib Akhtar over derogatory remarks made about his past during a televised program.

 Published last year:  HRCP has called for the complete repeal of PECA, citing its threats to free speech, civil liberties, and concerns over governmental control.

 Published last year:  PFUJ condemns the murder of journalist Syed Mohammad Shah in Jacobabad, calling for immediate justice and better safety for media professionals.

 Published last year:  Police at Rawalpindi's Waris Khan Police Station blocked 66 reinstated Jang employees from entering their workplace, defying a court order.

 Published last year:  PFUJ condemned Jang Group's dismissal of 80 Daily Jang Rawalpindi employees as an 'economic massacre' and demanded their immediate reinstatement.

 Published last year:  Daily Jang Rawalpindi has terminated over 80 employees, including sub-editors, defying court rulings and igniting labor rights concerns.

 Published last year:  Moeed Pirzada plans to report journalist Fakhar Durrani to the FBI over alleged illegal access to his banking information.

 Published last year:  Baloch journalist Abdul Latif Sajidi was killed in a targeted attack at his home in Awaran, raising concerns over press freedom in the region.

 Published last year:  Imran Riaz advises his followers to use VPN services amid fears of a potential YouTube ban affecting his channel and others in Pakistan.

 Published last year:  CPJ calls for the restoration of Ahmad Noorani's YouTube channel in Pakistan and an end to the harassment of journalists and their families.

 Published last year:  Dawn newspaper faces backlash for publishing an op-ed by Qazi Faez Isa, a controversial former chief justice, igniting debates on editorial standards.