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.
IFJ concerned over increase in violence against journalists in Pakistan
Published 8 years ago: The IFJ raises alarm over increasing violence against journalists in Pakistan, highlighting recent attacks and urging government action for protection.
CPJ calls for immediate release of journalist Khalil Afridi
Published 8 years ago: CPJ calls for the immediate release of journalist Khalil Afridi detained by Pakistani police without charge amid ongoing press freedom concerns.
Religious leader holds journalists hostage
Published 8 years ago: A religious leader held journalists hostage briefly after his press conference was not aired live, prompting an intervention by Rangers personnel.
NewsOne TV turns 10
Published 8 years ago: NewsOne TV celebrates its 10th anniversary with an event highlighting a decade of trust and innovative broadcasting in Pakistan.
RIUJ demands repeal of 'draconian' Section 5 of PEMRA Act
Published 8 years ago: RIUJ demands the repeal of the controversial Section 5 of the PEMRA Act, stressing the need for unrestricted media freedom in Pakistan.
State-enforced ban on news channels, social media unacceptable: watchdog
Published 8 years ago: The Pakistan government's blanket blackout of news channels and social media to curb political protests raises serious concerns over censorship and press freedom.
IFJ condemns blocking of TV channels, social media in Pakistan
Published 8 years ago: The IFJ condemns Pakistan's blocking of TV channels and social media following a protest, urging respect for citizens' right to information.
News and current affairs TV channels back on air
Published 8 years ago: Private news and current affairs TV channels in Pakistan have resumed broadcasting following directives from the Army Chief and government officials.
ILO trains Pakistani journalists
Published 8 years ago: Pakistani journalists completed an ILO training on the Future of Work in Bangkok, enhancing their reporting skills for labor rights issues.
Three journalists reportedly attacked by religious protesters
Published 8 years ago: Three journalists were reportedly attacked by protesters during a Khatam-e-Nabuwat rally, raising concerns over journalist safety in Islamabad.
Government directs PEMRA to off air private TV channels
Published 8 years ago: The government has ordered PEMRA to take all private TV channels off air amid rising tensions during the Khatam-e-Nabuwat rally in Islamabad.
IFJ survey finds one in two women journalists suffers gender-based violence at work
Published 8 years ago: A survey by the IFJ reveals that nearly half of women journalists experience gender-based violence at work, highlighting urgent action needed.
Court orders inquiry against The News reporter Umar Cheema
Published 8 years ago: A Peshawar court has initiated an inquiry against The News reporter Umar Cheema over defamation allegations by a senior police officer.
Slain Maltese journalist's family wants top cop off probe
Published 8 years ago: The family of slain Maltese journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia seeks to remove Deputy Police Chief Silvio Valletta from the murder investigation.
Indian army officer in custody for allegedly ordering to shoot journalist
Published 8 years ago: Indian police arrest a senior army officer for allegedly ordering the shooting of journalist Sudip Dutta Bhaumik in Tripura during a fraud investigation.
Justice denied in Ampatuan Massacre eight years on
Published 8 years ago: Eight years after the Ampatuan Massacre, justice remains elusive as few have been prosecuted for the brutal killing of journalists in the Philippines.
Religious protesters attack Dawn and Jang photojournalists
Published 8 years ago: Religious protesters assaulted two photojournalists in Islamabad while covering a clash with police, highlighting lawlessness in the federal capital.
Indian solider shoots journalist dead
Published 8 years ago: An Indian soldier shot journalist Sudip Dutta Bhaumik dead in Tripura following a dispute, marking the third media killing in India this year.
HRCP warns of shrinking press freedom in Balochistan
Published 8 years ago: HRCP warns of increasing threats to press freedom in Balochistan, highlighting the tense environment for journalists amid militant pressure.
Cambodian journalists charged with espionage
Published 8 years ago: Two Cambodian journalists face espionage charges amid a government crackdown on press freedom, raising concerns over media independence!
FIA denies any intent to harass Mubashir Zaidi
Published 8 years ago: The FIA has clarified that their summons to journalist Mubashir Zaidi was not intended to harass but a procedural requirement following a complaint.
Global report showcases Pakistan fightback against assaults on journalists and media freedom
Published 8 years ago: A global report highlights Pakistan's efforts in combating journalist assaults and media freedom issues amid international cooperation.
Aamir Liaquat apologizes to Mir Ibrahim and Khanzada; says he is not joining Geo
Published 8 years ago: Aamir Liaquat has apologized to Geo TV's Mir Ibrahim and Shahzeb Khanzada, confirming he won't be joining the channel after leaving BOL News.
RIUJ concerned over FIA summons to DawnNews journalist Mubashir Zaidi
Published 8 years ago: The RIUJ raises concerns over FIA summons to journalist Mubashir Zaidi, accusing the agency of misusing the Cybercrime Wing against press freedom.
Monument in remembrance of slain journalists unveiled at National Press Club
Published 8 years ago: A monument to honor slain journalists was unveiled at the National Press Club in Islamabad, symbolizing respect for their contributions.
Afghan TV cameraman killed in suicide attack
Published 8 years ago: A suicide attack in Kabul killed Afghan cameraman Husain Nazari and 19 others, prompting calls for justice and improved safety for journalists.
BOL disclaimer contradicts Aamir Liaquat's claim
Published 8 years ago: Aamir Liaquat's claims about BOL TV's policy are contradicted by a disclaimer shown before his programs, raising questions about accountability.
Aamir Liaquat apology spurs Twitterati into action
Published 8 years ago: Aamir Liaquat's recent apology after leaving BOL News ignited diverse reactions across Twitter, highlighting the ongoing polarization in Pakistan's media landscape.

