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Fazal Wahab: A cover blunder

Fazal Wahab: A cover blunder

 Published 7 years ago:  Columnist Fazal Wahab was tragically murdered in Swat (Khyber Pakhtunkhwa) in January 21, 2003 by religious extremists, incensed by his bold writings. They were particularly outraged by his book, "Mullah ka Kirdar," a compilation of articles on society and community welfare. The cover image, depicting a mullah in a turban with a crown resembling a snake, further fueled their anger.

Azmat Ali Bangash: The last reporting assignment

Azmat Ali Bangash: The last reporting assignment

 Published 7 years ago:  Journalist Azmat Ali Bangash of Samaa TV and PTV was tragically killed in a twin suicide bombing while on assignment at an IDPs camp near Peshawar. His widow, Shugafta Naz, recalls the tragic day and the struggles her family has faced since his death, battling cultural taboos and lack of support.

Musa Khankhel: Truth silenced

Musa Khankhel: Truth silenced

 Published 7 years ago:  Journalist Esa Khankhel sent a ticker to Geo TV about a dead body found in Matta, Swat district, only to later discover the corpse was of his elder brother, Musa Khankhel. Musa, also a journalist. Musa was covering a peace rally led by a cleric when he was abducted and brutally murdered.

Saleem Tahir: A tragic misfortune

Saleem Tahir: A tragic misfortune

 Published 7 years ago:  Saleem Tahir, a fearless local journalist, tragically lost his life on January 4, 2009 in a devastating Dera Ismail Khan bomb blast while on duty. Despite the immense loss and numerous challenges, his family remained steadfast in their pursuit of justice and support. Their journey sheds light on the severe risks and dangers that journalists in Pakistan face daily.

Journalist Taha Siddiqui beaten up by armed men, escapes abduction bid

Journalist Taha Siddiqui beaten up by armed men, escapes abduction bid

 Published 7 years ago:  Journalist Taha Siddiqui, known for his critical stance on Pakistan's military, narrowly escaped an attempted kidnapping by armed men en route to Islamabad airport. This incident highlights the ongoing threats faced by journalists and social media activists in Pakistan. Rights groups condemn these actions as attempts to silence dissenting voices.