Newsroom
Welcome to our Newsroom, your one-stop destination for the latest stories meticulously curated and refined by our skilled sub-editors. This dynamic section features a diverse mix of news articles spanning some of our main categories, including Pakistan, World, Asia, Opportunities, and Women in Media. Stay updated with the most current and compelling stories, all in one place, as we bring you comprehensive coverage of the events and issues shaping the media world.
IFJ and PFUJ condemn murder of Dawn journalist
Published 6 years ago: Pakistani journalist Zafar Abbas, missing since September 7, is found dead four days later in Punjab.
Satire Fest brings together oldies and youth
Published 6 years ago: For the first time, almost all leading and young Pakistani cartoonists attended a Satire Fest in Lahore recently.
Express Tribune sides with Bahria Town and criticizes Dawn
Published 6 years ago: Siding with property tycoon Malik Riaz, The Express Tribune raps Dawn for investigative stories against the projects of Bahria Town in Sindh.
Veteran broadcaster Surriya Shahab passes away
Published 6 years ago: Renowned veteran broadcaster Surriya Shahab, once the face of Pakistan Television passes away.
Turkey frees five Cumhuriyet newspaper staffers
Published 6 years ago: Turkey relases five former staffers of the Cumhuriyet newspaper imprisoned since April.
Najam Sethi says curbs on Pakistani media unprecedented
Published 6 years ago: Veteran journalist Najam Sethi says things are really bad in the Pakistani media.
Four reasons not to watch the news
Published 6 years ago: This critique delves into the shortcomings of contemporary Pakistani news channels, highlighting four major grievances: excessive repetition of news content, the degradation of the Urdu language in news delivery, the inappropriate use of foreign words and styles, and the insensitive and often absurd use of animation in serious news reporting.
Only 12 percent people believe Pakistan has no media freedom: poll
Published 6 years ago: Only 12% Pakistanis believe that there is no media freedom in Pakistan, according to a survey conducted by Gillani Research Foundation.
Eritrea, North Korea, Turkmenistan top CPJ's 10 most censored list
Published 6 years ago: Eritrea is the world’s most censored country, according to a report released by the Committee to Protect Journalists.
China rejects WSJ journalist's visa renewal
Published 6 years ago: China effectively expels a Wall Street Journal reporter from the country, one month after the newspaper published a critical report.
Dunya News reporter, cameraperson injured in Quetta blasts
Published 6 years ago: A Dunya News Television reporter, Ibrar Ahmed, and cameraperson, Rehmat Ali, were injured in twin blasts in Quetta. The media team was covering the first explosion when a second blast occurred, resulting in further injuries. One rescue worker was killed, and 11 others were injured.
Lahore Press Club bans minister Sheikh Rashid
Published 6 years ago: Lahore Press Club bans Railways Minister Sheikh Rashid Ahmed from entering its premises for his cruel remark against an ailing Geo News journalist.
Journalists assaulted while covering violent clashes in India
Published 6 years ago: Senior police attack several journalists as they covered violent clashes in Barrackpore, a city in West Bengal.
Some anchors appreciate Imran Khan's decision
Published 6 years ago: Some TV anchors appreciate and at the same time take credit for forcing the hand of the PTI government in withdrawing an ordinance promulgated last week.
For aspiring reporters and anchors
Published 6 years ago: Here's what is needed to become an anchor or reporter in Pakistan.
Kashmiri journalist Gowhar Geelani barred from leaving India
Published 6 years ago: Immigration officials at Indira Gandhi Airport in New Delhi stop Kashmiri broadcast journalist Gowhar Geelani from leaving India.
IJNet names Pakistani reporter Amar Guriro Journalist of the Month
Published 6 years ago: Pakistani multimedia environmental reporter Amar Guriro is named Journalist of the Month by the International Journalists Network (IJNet).
CPJ releases safety kit for female journalists
Published 6 years ago: The Committee to Protect Journalists releases a collection of safety resources for female journalists.
Quetta journalist Adnan Aamir completes digital security fellowship
Published 6 years ago: Adnan Aamir, a journalist from Quetta, has completed a digital security fellowship program of Reporters Without Borders Germany.
Protesting media workers lock up offices of Dunya Group
Published 6 years ago: Media workers in Lahore protest the layoffs of employees by Dunya Group, the protesters locking up the news organization’s offices for a few hours.
Iraq suspends US-funded broadcaster Al-Hurrah over corruption report
Published 6 years ago: Iraqi Communications and Media Committee suspends US government-funded Iraqi broadcaster Al-Hurra for three months.
Journalist shot and injured in Quetta
Published 6 years ago: Jamil Ahmed, a sub-editor with Daily Azadi, was shot and injured by unidentified armed men in Quetta. He was taken to a trauma center in critical condition. The motive behind the attack is unclear, and journalists' unions have condemned the violence, calling for the arrest of the attackers.
Sara-i-Alamgir attack: Mirza Waseem Baig of 92 News killed by assailants
Published 6 years ago: Armed men fatally shot journalist Mirza Waseem Baig of 92 News Television outside his home in Sara-i-Alamgir, Punjab on August 30, 2019. Journalist unions demand justice amid unclear motives for the murder. The incident sparked concerns over press freedom and the safety of journalists in Pakistan, prompting calls for swift action from law enforcement.
IFJ and PFUJ condemn job cuts by Dunya News
Published 6 years ago: International Federation of Journalists and its affiliate in Pakistan condemn layoffs by Dunya News that has left 70 employees jobless.
Friday Jr.: The uncouth press conference
Published 6 years ago: Why is it that any televised press conference these days usually degenerates into an uncouth, uncivilized and rude shouting match?
Sackings at Dunya Media Group
Published 6 years ago: The Dunya Media Group has laid off 70 employees from Dunya News Television, marking one of the largest job cuts in Pakistani media in the past year. Journalist bodies have condemned the move, demanding the reinstatement of the sacked staff and a government ban on advertisements for media houses that terminate employees.
Journalists rally against Kashmir communications shutdown
Published 6 years ago: Pakistani journalists stage a series of protests to demand an end to the persecution of local media in Indian Occupied Jammu and Kashmir.
Journalists boycott KP Assembly session
Published 6 years ago: Journalists boycott the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa assembly in protest over inaction against the staff of Bus Rapid Transit who beat up and abused media teams.

