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India drops plan to punish journalists for 'fake news' following outcry
Published 8 years ago: Indian Prime Minister Modi withdraws proposed rules to punish journalists for fake news after backlash, preserving press freedom ahead of elections.
Journalist whose questions angered Maryam says he has done nothing wrong
Published 8 years ago: Senior journalist Inamullah Khattak defends his right to question Maryam Nawaz after facing criticism for his inquiries at the Accountability Court.
PEMRA orders cable operators to restore Geo channels to original positions
Published 8 years ago: PEMRA has ordered cable operators to restore Geo Television channels to their original positions within 24 hours to avoid license cancellation.
Nawa-i-Waqt journalist Zeeshan Ashraf was murdered while making phone call
Published 8 years ago: Journalist Zeeshan Ashraf Butt was murdered on a phone call while investigating a tax issue in Sialkot, allegedly by a local politician.
Turkey issues a new arrest warrant for exiled journalist, asks Interpol to do the same
Published 8 years ago: Turkey has issued a new arrest warrant for exiled journalist Can Dündar, prompting calls from CPJ to drop the politically motivated case.
Palestinian journalists injured covering mass protest in Gaza Strip
Published 8 years ago: Israeli authorities are urged to investigate injuries to journalists during Gaza Strip protests, with at least 10 journalists reported injured.
Sudan sentences two journalists for 'false news', another two for defamation
Published 8 years ago: Sudanese court sentences two journalists to prison for false news and two others for defamation, escalating government repression of the press.
Rights body says alarming pattern of attacks on media
Published 8 years ago: South Asia Media Defenders Network highlights concerning pattern of journalist attacks, calling for improved protections in the region.
IFJ calls for immediate probe into Nawa-i-Waqt journalist's murder
Published 8 years ago: The IFJ calls for an immediate investigation into the murder of journalist Zeeshan Ashraf Butt in Pakistan, emphasizing the need for journalist safety.
Seminar highlights role of women in media
Published 8 years ago: A seminar in Islamabad emphasized the importance of empowering women in media, addressing challenges and promoting equal opportunities.
Two Mexican policemen convicted for murder of journalist; chief suspects still at large
Published 8 years ago: Two police officers in Veracruz were sentenced for their role in the 2015 murder of journalist Moisés Sánchez, yet key suspects remain at large.
Kenyan journalists assaulted by police at Nairobi airport
Published 8 years ago: Kenyan police assaulted journalists at Nairobi's Jomo Kenyatta Airport, prompting calls for an investigation by the Committee to Protect Journalists.
Nawa-i-Waqt journalist shot dead in Begowala, Sialkot
Published 8 years ago: A journalist from Nawa-i-Waqt was shot dead by a union council chairman in Sialkot, marking the second journalist killed in Pakistan this year.
Journalist abducted in Tank
Published 8 years ago: A journalist, Shah Zaman Mehsud, was abducted from Tank city by unidentified men on Sunday night, escalating concerns over press freedom.
Slovak journalist's murder was contract killing, prosecutor says
Published 8 years ago: A prosecutor reveals that the murder of Slovak journalist Jan Kuciak and his fiancée was likely a contract killing, sparking mass protests.
Police make arrest over Indian journalist's 'sand mafia' death
Published 8 years ago: Police have arrested a truck driver in connection with the murder of journalist Sandeep Sharma, raising concerns over safety for reporters in India.
Shooters abduct at least seven from Yemen media foundation
Published 8 years ago: Yemeni authorities urged to investigate the abduction of seven individuals from a media foundation's offices amid rising dangers for journalists in Yemen.
Two Indian journalists killed in 24 hours
Published 8 years ago: Two Indian journalists were killed in separate hit-and-run incidents, raising concerns about safety for reporters in India.
Malaysian government tables 'Anti-Fake News' bill
Published 8 years ago: The Malaysian government's 'Anti-Fake News' bill imposes severe penalties ahead of general elections, prompting criticism from media unions.
Ethiopia arrests at least five journalists during state of emergency
Published 8 years ago: Ethiopian authorities have arrested five journalists during a state of emergency, prompting calls for their release from the Committee to Protect Journalists.
Salary delay at Geo: RIUJ gives 72-hour deadline to channel managers
Published 8 years ago: The RIUJ has issued a 72-hour ultimatum to Geo Television for the payment of two months of overdue staff salaries.
Police assault journalists covering demonstrations in Delhi
Published 8 years ago: Delhi police assaulted journalists during a demonstration at Jawaharlal Nehru University, raising concerns over press freedom and safety.
Facebook apologizes for data scandal in UK, US newspaper ads
Published 8 years ago: Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg apologized in full-page ads for the data privacy scandal impacting users in the UK and US, vowing to enhance user protection.
Adnan Aamir first journalist from Balochistan selected for Chevening Journalism Fellowship
Published 8 years ago: Adnan Aamir has made history as the first journalist from Balochistan selected for the prestigious Chevening South Asian Journalism Fellowship.
Transgender newscaster appears on television - a first in Pakistan
Published 8 years ago: Kohenoor News Television has made history by hiring Marvia Malik as Pakistan's first transgender news presenter, breaking barriers in media!
Egypt expels British reporter
Published 8 years ago: Egypt expels British journalist Bel Trew following detention and threats of a military trial amid media crackdown before presidential elections.
Quebec court orders Radio-Canada reporter to reveal her sources
Published 8 years ago: A Quebec court has mandated Radio-Canada journalist Marie-Maude Denis to disclose her sources in a high-profile corruption case involving Liberal politicians.
UN, AFP launch prize to honor slain Mexican journalists
Published 8 years ago: The UN and AFP have launched the Breach-Valdez Prize to honor journalists in Mexico who face dangers while reporting on human rights abuses.

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