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Thai journalist arrested and charged with defamation
Published 7 years ago: Thailand's Voice TV host Sirote Klampaiboon has been arrested on defamation charges following a controversial election broadcast, amid concerns for media freedom.
PEMRA directive to channels about defense analysts
Published 7 years ago: PEMRA mandates prior ISPR clearance for retired military officers appearing as defense analysts on news channels to avoid political debates.
93 get CEJ certificates for clearing reporting and editing test
Published 7 years ago: Ninety-three journalists received CEJ certificates for completing training in reporting and editing, highlighting standards in Pakistan's media industry.
IFJ and PFUJ call for unblocking 24 News
Published 7 years ago: IFJ and PFUJ denounce the censorship of 24 News by Pakistani authorities following a report on Prime Minister Imran Khan and demand restoration of services.
PFUJ condemns closure of 24 News
Published 7 years ago: PFUJ condemns the closure of 24 News by PEMRA, calling it a direct attack on media freedom and urging political parties to support free expression.
Sri Lanka arrests writer for posting a story on Facebook
Published 7 years ago: Sri Lankan writer Shaktika Sathkumara was arrested for a Facebook post deemed disrespectful to Buddhist philosophy, sparking outrage from media organizations.
Social media bosses to face jail in Australia over violent posts
Published 7 years ago: Australia's new laws could jail social media bosses for not removing violent content swiftly, holding firms accountable for extreme material.
IFJ concerned over abduction of Jang journalist
Published 7 years ago: The IFJ expresses grave concern over the abduction of journalist Matloob Husain Mosavi from his home in Karachi, demanding an investigation.
24 News continues to suffer
Published 7 years ago: 24 News Television faces restrictions as PTCL Broadband blocks its transmission amid concerns over Najam Sethi's commentary on civil-military relations.
AAP served notice for airing false news about PM's marital life
Published 7 years ago: PEMRA has issued a notice to AAP TV for airing false information about Prime Minister Imran Khan's marital life during a recent program.
Singapore 'fake news' legislation endangers press freedom
Published 7 years ago: Singapore's new 'fake news' legislation threatens press freedom by imposing severe penalties on online platforms for false information!
Journalists attacked by a gang leader in Indonesia
Published 7 years ago: Journalists were attacked by a gang leader in West Jakarta while covering a court case, prompting calls for justice from journalist organizations.
Nadeem Malik gets trolled on social media
Published 7 years ago: Nadeem Malik criticizes government trolls on social media for highlighting economic issues and interviewing Ishaq Dar.
KPC and CEJ sign MoU for capacity building workshops
Published 7 years ago: KPC and CEJ have signed an MoU to conduct capacity building workshops for journalists, enhancing their skills for today's media challenges.
Facebook removes accounts linked to ISPR employees
Published 7 years ago: Facebook has removed 103 accounts linked to Pakistani military employees for spreading disinformation about politics and military activities.
Hameed Bhatti and Ammar Masood in a shouting match on TV
Published 7 years ago: A heated exchange erupted between analyst Arif Hameed Bhatti and columnist Ammar Masood during a talk show, focusing on political accountability!
IFJ and PFUJ condemn attempts to silence media
Published 7 years ago: IFJ and PFUJ condemn the FIA's actions against journalists criticized for commenting on Saudi Arabia during its Crown Prince's visit to Pakistan.
Dr. Shahid Masood quits television, goes abroad
Published 7 years ago: Dr. Shahid Masood quits television and goes abroad after facing allegations and discontent over his treatment during a corruption case.
Australia to toughen laws on social media
Published 7 years ago: Australia plans to introduce strict laws that may imprison social media executives and impose hefty fines on platforms for failing to remove extremist content.
APNS seriously concerned over state of newspaper industry
Published 7 years ago: APNS raises concerns over the severe crisis impacting the newspaper industry, highlighting closures and job losses among media workers.
Journalists divided on Ijaz Shah's appointment
Published 7 years ago: Journalists express divided opinions on Ijaz Shah's appointment as minister for parliamentary affairs under Prime Minister Imran Khan's cabinet.
Sudan frees editor held for criticizing emergency rule
Published 7 years ago: Sudan has released editor Osman Mirghani, detained for criticizing emergency rule imposed by President Omar al-Bashir amid rising protests.
Masked men take away Jang reporter from his home
Published 7 years ago: Masked men abducted a Jang newspaper reporter from his home in Karachi early Saturday morning, shocking the local community.
Members of Saudi team that killed Khashoggi received training in US: Report
Published 7 years ago: Report reveals that members of the Saudi team involved in Khashoggi's death received training in the US prior to the incident.
CFWIJ urges government to act after trolls now target Marvi Sirmed
Published 7 years ago: The Coalition for Women in Journalism demands action from the government to protect journalist Marvi Sirmed from online threats and campaigns.
Rappler editor arrested again on arrival in the Philippines
Published 7 years ago: Maria Ressa, CEO of Rappler, was arrested upon returning to Manila, facing multiple charges amid government attempts to silence journalists.
CPJ welcomes release of Saudi blogger after ten months
Published 7 years ago: The CPJ has welcomed the release of Saudi blogger Eman Al Nafjan after ten months, urging Saudi authorities to free all detained journalists.
Pompeo commits U.S. to finding, punishing those behind Saudi journalist's murder
Published 7 years ago: U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo vows to hold accountable those responsible for the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi during a congressional hearing.

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