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.
CPJ alarmed by Egypt's detention of video blogger
Published 8 years ago: The Committee to Protect Journalists is alarmed by the arrest of Egyptian video blogger Shadi Abu Zaid, highlighting growing censorship concerns.
What's new on BOL? The answer is right here
Published 8 years ago: BOL News Television has started airing commercials for the first time since its launch, showcasing brands that represent Pakistan's identity.
This Supreme Court order will have BOL worried
Published 8 years ago: The Supreme Court of Pakistan orders BOL News to deposit Rs100 million amid unpaid salaries to its staff from 2015 and ongoing legal challenges.
Aamir Liaquat attacked reportedly by PPP workers
Published 8 years ago: Aamir Liaquat attacked by PPP workers at a police station, sparking outrage among PTI supporters and raising safety concerns.
Burundi media regulator suspends BBC and VOA, warns other broadcasters
Published 8 years ago: Burundi suspends BBC and VOA for alleged media violations, raising alarms about press freedom ahead of a pivotal constitutional referendum.
Online newspaper Haalhawal blocked
Published 8 years ago: The online newspaper Haalhawal has been blocked by the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority, raising concerns over media freedom in Pakistan.
'Silent onlookers' - Learn why most media houses betrayed public trust
Published 8 years ago: Dawn newspaper criticizes media houses for ignoring the Supreme Court's ruling on Bahria Town's illegal land acquisition, betraying public trust.
Economic murder: Over 450 media workers in danger of losing jobs
Published 8 years ago: The RIUJ warns of job losses for over 450 media workers due to the impending shutdown of ATV, condemning the decision as economic murder.
This court order against Geo CEO Mir Ibrahim is startling
Published 8 years ago: A Karachi court has issued bailable arrest warrants for Geo CEO Mir Ibrahim over false news allegations against journalist Asad Kharal.
Here's why these 17 channels got fined; Geo on the list
Published 8 years ago: PEMRA fines 16 news channels Rs 1 million each for airing false news about a court ban on Nawaz Sharif's speeches, highlighting media responsibility.
Mistreatment of journalists by police: Chief justice orders judicial inquiry
Published 8 years ago: Chief Justice Mian Saqib Nisar orders judicial inquiry into police mistreatment of journalists on Press Freedom Day, questioning ethics and legality.
Speakers at IFJ meeting say journalists need proper protection to conduct investigative journalism
Published 8 years ago: Journalists require proper protection and resources to maintain investigative journalism, as highlighted at the IFJ meeting in Accra, Ghana.
Dunya TV, three others err, get PEMRA notices
Published 8 years ago: Dunya TV and three other channels received PEMRA show cause notices for airing inappropriate content, violating media regulations.
Number of journalists killed in 2018 soars by 57 percent: Press Emblem Campaign
Published 8 years ago: The Press Emblem Campaign reports a 57% increase in journalist deaths in 2018, with 44 fatalities in just four months across 18 countries.
Amnesty International remembers Afghanistan's brave journalists
Published 8 years ago: Amnesty International commemorates Afghan journalists killed in violence, emphasizing their bravery amid ongoing threats and dangers in the country.
88 percent Pakistani journalists self-censor in professional and 79 percent in personal settings: study
Published 8 years ago: A new study reveals 88% of Pakistani journalists engage in self-censorship professionally and 79% personally, highlighting press freedom issues.
One of the world's largest collectives of freelance journalists formed in Asia
Published 8 years ago: StoriesAsia, a major collective of freelance journalists from 16 Asian nations, launches amid a media financial crisis and increasing repression.
Clampdowns and Courage: South Asian media fearlessly perseveres
Published 8 years ago: The 16th South Asia Press Freedom Report highlights ongoing media repression and violence in the region, particularly following recent journalist killings.
Radio reporter killed in the Philippines
Published 8 years ago: Filipino journalist Edmund Sestoso has died from injuries sustained in a shooting attack, prompting calls for justice from press freedom groups.
IFJ urges world governments to back a proposal for a ground-breaking Convention on journalists' protection
Published 8 years ago: The IFJ calls for global action to protect journalists amid rising violence and urges the adoption of an International Convention for their safety.
Indian gangster Chhota Rajan jailed for life for ordering journalist's murder in 2011
Published 8 years ago: Chhota Rajan and eight others sentenced to life for the 2011 murder of journalist Jyotirmoy Dey in Mumbai, highlighting dangers faced by reporters.
What a move! Learn where Ghulam Hussain and Saeed Qazi have landed
Published 8 years ago: Senior journalists Ghulam Hussain and Saeed Qazi have left Channel 24 to join the upcoming Public TV ahead of the summer elections.
What this reporter did is utterly shameful
Published 8 years ago: A journalist in Badin has been arrested for sexually abusing a teenage boy, raising serious concerns about safety and accountability.
Alarming level of impunity in crimes against journalists a shame for South Asia: IFJ
Published 8 years ago: The IFJ calls for urgent action against the alarming impunity in journalist crimes in South Asia, highlighting the need for justice for slain journalists.
Islamabad journalists mourn the killing of colleagues in Kabul
Published 8 years ago: Islamabad journalists gathered to mourn the deaths of 10 colleagues killed in Kabul, showing solidarity with their Afghan counterparts.
Outrage after bloody day for Afghan journalists
Published 8 years ago: Outrage erupted globally after a bloody day in Afghanistan left 10 journalists dead in targeted attacks, highlighting severe risks to media professionals.
Chronicles of Shame: Watchdog releases Press Freedom Barometer 2018
Published 8 years ago: Freedom Network's Press Freedom Barometer 2018 reveals over 150 attacks on journalists in Pakistan, highlighting a troubling climate of intimidation.
Gang contracted to stab Maldivian TV boss
Published 8 years ago: A local gang was allegedly contracted by politicians to stab Raajje TV COO Hussain Fiyaz Moosa, raising concerns over press freedom in the Maldives.

