Media in Pakistan

Welcome to Media in Pakistan, your dedicated source for the latest stories about the Pakistani media landscape. Discover news about journalist movements, press freedom, attacks on media professionals, and developments within news organizations. Stay updated on the dynamic world of Pakistani journalism and get timely insights into the industry.

DR Congo expels two British journalists

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Journalist Shabbir Siham appeals 22-year sentence on terrorism, defamation charges

Published 7 years ago:

In Cambodia, questions about press freedom over newspaper sale

Published 7 years ago:

Anti-judiciary content: PEMRA serves notices on Neo, Pak News and KTN

Published 7 years ago:

APP set to host International Conference of News Agencies

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Montenegro investigative reporter shot and injured

Published 7 years ago:

CPJ alarmed by Egypt's detention of video blogger

Published 7 years ago:

What's new on BOL? The answer is right here

Published 7 years ago:

This Supreme Court order will have BOL worried

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Aamir Liaquat attacked reportedly by PPP workers

Published 7 years ago: BOL News presenter and PTI member Aamir Liaquat Hussain was attacked and had his clothes ripped by PPP workers at a police station. The incident, captured on video, highlights the escalating political violence in Pakistan.

Burundi media regulator suspends BBC and VOA, warns other broadcasters

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Online newspaper Haalhawal blocked

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'Silent onlookers' - Learn why most media houses betrayed public trust

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Economic murder: Over 450 media workers in danger of losing jobs

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This court order against Geo CEO Mir Ibrahim is startling

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Here's why these 17 channels got fined; Geo on the list

Published 7 years ago: May 2018: Sixteen news channels, among them Geo, Dunya, and Samaa get fined Rs1 million each for airing false news claiming the Lahore High Court imposed a ban on speeches by Nawaz Sharif and Maryam Nawaz. Regulator PEMRA issues show-cause notices to the erring channels and orders they broadcast apologies during prime time.