Media in Pakistan

 Published 8 years ago:  National Geographic acknowledges its history of racist journalism, admitting its portrayals of marginalized groups were harmful and inaccurate.

 Published 8 years ago:  TNN journalist Anwar Shah receives threats from Dr. Kaleem Shah after reporting on unethical practices by lady doctors in government hospitals.

 Published 8 years ago:  Zamir Sheikh, Resident Editor of The Nation, passes away in Karachi at age 54 after battling liver disease for two months.

 Published 8 years ago:  Bashar al-Attar, a Syrian photographer, died from injuries suffered in an airstrike in eastern Ghouta, highlighting dangers faced by journalists.

 Published 8 years ago:  The KP government spent Rs1.63 billion on media campaigns over five years, as revealed in the Supreme Court hearing.

 Published 8 years ago:  The CPJ has welcomed the bail release of journalist Husnain Raza, urging the Pakistani authorities to dismiss all remaining charges against him.

 Published 8 years ago:  Taha Siddiqui discusses the dangers of reporting on military and religion in Pakistan, highlighting the increasing attacks on media freedom.

 Published 8 years ago:  The BBC is urging the UN to intervene on behalf of its journalists in Iran amid escalating harassment and collective punishment by authorities.

 Published 8 years ago:  Greece has released two German journalists arrested near the Turkish border for entering a restricted area while filming a documentary.

 Published 8 years ago:  An Istanbul court has ordered the conditional release of two journalists from Cumhuriyet newspaper amid an ongoing terror-related trial.

 Published 8 years ago:  Germany's new digital minister aims to diversify social media news feeds to combat echo chambers and ensure users receive timely information.

 Published 8 years ago:  APNS has condemned Federal Ombudsperson Kashmala Tariq for detaining and harassing the Nawa-i-Waqt media team during a scheduled interview.

 Published 8 years ago:  Dr. Shahid Masood pledged to exercise due diligence in future after false claims about a convicted rapist were revealed in Supreme Court proceedings.

 Published 8 years ago:  Security forces in Sindh have abducted two journalists on false charges, prompting calls for their immediate release by Reporters Without Borders.

 Published 8 years ago:  Sri Lanka has blocked social media to curb communal violence following attacks on the Muslim population, raising concerns over freedom of expression.

 Published 8 years ago:  A Turkish court has sentenced at least 22 journalists on terrorism-related charges, prompting condemnation from the Committee to Protect Journalists.

 Published 8 years ago:  On International Women's Day, the IFJ launches the Women Lead campaign to enhance gender equity in union leadership across Asia-Pacific.

 Published 8 years ago:  Matiullah Jan and his team were attacked and harassed by Ombudsperson Kashmala Tariq's staff, raising serious concerns about press freedom.

 Published 8 years ago:  The Election Committee of RIUJ has announced the polling schedule for 2018-19 elections to be held on March 19 at the National Press Club, Islamabad.

 Published 8 years ago:  Unions globally are addressing gender-based violence against women journalists, revealing alarming statistics and the need for stronger protections.

 Published 8 years ago:  The Supreme Court of Pakistan ruled it is too late for Dr. Shahid Masood to apologize for false allegations regarding a convicted rapist.

 Published 8 years ago:  IFJ and EFJ urge the European Union to enact measures to protect journalists and combat impunity amidst rising violence against reporters in Europe.

 Published 8 years ago:  Ukrainian authorities urged to investigate police attacks on journalists at Kiev protest, following injuries to two reporters during a demonstration.

 Published 8 years ago:  Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi met with Nepalese media editors to discuss CPEC progress and political stability in Pakistan.

 Published 8 years ago:  The IFJ demands justice for journalist Anjum Muneer Raja, killed in Rawalpindi, highlighting the dangers faced by media professionals in Pakistan.

 Published 8 years ago:  Slovaks say a final farewell to journalist Jan Kuciak, murdered while investigating mafia ties to top officials, sparking national protests.

 Published 8 years ago:  Jin News Agency, a female-only news site in Diyarbakir, Turkey, faces shutdowns for alleged terror propaganda while advocating for press freedom.

 Published 8 years ago:  A global media watchdog urges EU leaders to ensure journalist safety following the murder of Slovak reporter Jan Kuciak and his fiancée.