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.
Dr. Shahid Masood tells Supreme Court he will observe 'due diligence' in future
Published 8 years ago: Dr. Shahid Masood pledged to exercise due diligence in future after false claims about a convicted rapist were revealed in Supreme Court proceedings.
Security forces abduct two journalists in Sindh
Published 8 years ago: Security forces in Sindh have abducted two journalists on false charges, prompting calls for their immediate release by Reporters Without Borders.
Sri Lanka blocks social media as communal violence escalates
Published 8 years ago: Sri Lanka has blocked social media to curb communal violence following attacks on the Muslim population, raising concerns over freedom of expression.
Turkey sentences at least 22 journalists on terrorism-related charges
Published 8 years ago: A Turkish court has sentenced at least 22 journalists on terrorism-related charges, prompting condemnation from the Committee to Protect Journalists.
With women, unions are stronger: No better time!
Published 8 years ago: On International Women's Day, the IFJ launches the Women Lead campaign to enhance gender equity in union leadership across Asia-Pacific.
Ombudsperson's staff 'attack and harass' Matiullah Jan and crew
Published 8 years ago: Matiullah Jan and his team were attacked and harassed by Ombudsperson Kashmala Tariq's staff, raising serious concerns about press freedom.
RIUJ elections on March 19; polling schedule announced
Published 8 years ago: The Election Committee of RIUJ has announced the polling schedule for 2018-19 elections to be held on March 19 at the National Press Club, Islamabad.
Unions at forefront of fight for equality as employers fail to address violence facing women journalists
Published 8 years ago: Unions globally are addressing gender-based violence against women journalists, revealing alarming statistics and the need for stronger protections.
Time to apologize has passed, Supreme Court tells Dr. Shahid Masood
Published 8 years ago: The Supreme Court of Pakistan ruled it is too late for Dr. Shahid Masood to apologize for false allegations regarding a convicted rapist.
IFJ and EFJ join media coalition urging European Union to protect journalists
Published 8 years ago: IFJ and EFJ urge the European Union to enact measures to protect journalists and combat impunity amidst rising violence against reporters in Europe.
At least two journalists injured at Kiev protest
Published 8 years ago: Ukrainian authorities urged to investigate police attacks on journalists at Kiev protest, following injuries to two reporters during a demonstration.
Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan meets editors of Nepalese media
Published 8 years ago: Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi met with Nepalese media editors to discuss CPEC progress and political stability in Pakistan.
IFJ calls for arrest of journalist Anjum Muneer's killers
Published 8 years ago: The IFJ demands justice for journalist Anjum Muneer Raja, killed in Rawalpindi, highlighting the dangers faced by media professionals in Pakistan.
Slovakia pays final farewell to slain journalist Jan Kuciak
Published 8 years ago: Slovaks say a final farewell to journalist Jan Kuciak, murdered while investigating mafia ties to top officials, sparking national protests.
Turkish female-only news site fights 'terror propaganda' ban
Published 8 years ago: Jin News Agency, a female-only news site in Diyarbakir, Turkey, faces shutdowns for alleged terror propaganda while advocating for press freedom.
Watchdog warns EU leaders 'weakening' journalists after murder
Published 8 years ago: A global media watchdog urges EU leaders to ensure journalist safety following the murder of Slovak reporter Jan Kuciak and his fiancée.
Media under official scrutiny ahead of Egypt poll
Published 8 years ago: Egypt's media faces intensified scrutiny and restrictions from authorities ahead of the presidential election this month, with significant impacts on press freedom.
Uzbekistan releases world's longest-jailed journalist
Published 8 years ago: Yusuf Ruzimuradov, the world's longest-jailed journalist, has been released in Uzbekistan after serving 19 years on anti-state charges.
Sub-editor at local daily shot dead
Published 8 years ago: Anjum Muneer Raja, a sub-editor at daily Qaumi Pukar, was shot dead by unidentified gunmen in Rawalpindi on Thursday night.
IHC judge expels Geo News counsels from court
Published 8 years ago: The IHC expelled Geo News counsels from court after heated exchanges during a contempt case regarding a previous ruling on Valentine's Day.
Journalist killed in Taliban attack remembered on 10th anniversary
Published 8 years ago: Tributes paid to martyred journalist Sirajud Din on 10th anniversary of his death at Swat Press Club, reflecting on his impactful career.
Chief justice takes suo motu notice of provincial governments' media campaigns
Published 8 years ago: Chief Justice Mian Saqib Nisar initiates suo motu notice on media campaigns funded by provincial governments, citing misuse of taxpayer funds.
Coalition for Women in Journalism launches Pakistan Chapter
Published 8 years ago: The Coalition for Women in Journalism officially launches its Pakistan Chapter, aiming to support female journalists amid challenges in the industry.
Iranian journalist tried on fabricated charges
Published 8 years ago: Reyhaneh Tabatabaei faces trial on charges of propaganda against the Iranian regime amid calls for her release from international journalist organizations.
Shoaib Shaikh sent to jail on judicial remand
Published 8 years ago: Shoaib Ahmed Shaikh, CEO of Axact, has been remanded to jail in a money-laundering case until March 3 by a Karachi court.
IFJ concerned over Supreme Court of Nepal order, says it violates press freedom principles
Published 8 years ago: The IFJ expresses concern over Nepal's Supreme Court order banning news criticizing a judge, highlighting potential violations of press freedom principles.
Slovak investigative journalist, girlfriend shot dead
Published 8 years ago: Slovak journalist Jan Kuciak and his girlfriend were found murdered in their home, prompting calls for a swift investigation by authorities.
Local news website in Ukraine torched, server attacked
Published 8 years ago: The arson attack on Ukraine's Chetverta Vlada news site highlights ongoing threats to journalistic freedom and local corruption reporting.

