Newsroom

 Published 8 years ago:  Turkish authorities have issued arrest warrants for Sozcu newspaper's owner and employees over alleged ties to the Gulen movement amid media crackdowns.

 Published 8 years ago:  The Bangladeshi Foreign Ministry must retract its directive to monitor journalists abroad, a move criticized by the Committee to Protect Journalists.

 Published 8 years ago:  The Sindh High Court dismissed an Interior Ministry letter denying security clearance to BOL Group directors, highlighting previous ISI approval.

 Published 8 years ago:  The IFJ condemns the police attack on photojournalists covering a fire in Kolkata, demanding accountability and action against the perpetrators.

 Published 8 years ago:  The EU fines Facebook €110 million for providing misleading information during its acquisition of WhatsApp in 2014, confirming Facebook's prior knowledge of user.

 Published 8 years ago:  A photojournalist was wounded while covering clashes in the West Bank, highlighting the ongoing tensions in the region.

 Published 8 years ago:  Tariq Fatemi withdraws his complaint against News One, leading PEMRA to revoke its show-cause notice to the channel regarding defamatory remarks.

 Published 8 years ago:  The IFJ condemns defamation charges against Thai journalist Pratch Rujivanarom for his reporting on pollution by Myanmar mining company.

 Published 8 years ago:  Khurram Husain critiques the government's puzzling response to his Dawn article on CPEC's long-term agreement and details surrounding it.

 Published 8 years ago:  Enrique Montesinos Delvaty, president of the Cuban Sports Press Union, has passed away at 69 after attending an AIPS Congress in South Korea.

 Published 8 years ago:  A brutal attack by suicide bombers on Afghanistan's national broadcaster in Jalalabad left two dead and 16 injured during a four-hour siege.

 Published 8 years ago:  Thailand threatens to block Facebook if it does not comply with demands to remove content deemed illegal under its lèse-majesté law.

 Published 8 years ago:  Eight foreign journalists were expelled from Indonesia, prompting criticism from the International Federation of Journalists and calls for better press access.

 Published 8 years ago:  Indian journalist Shyam Sharma was brutally murdered in Indore, prompting demands for an immediate investigation and justice for his family.

 Published 8 years ago:  Human Rights Watch highlights the Pakistani government's aggressive crackdown on internet dissent, endangering free expression and fundamental rights.

 Published 8 years ago:  CDA's unannounced operation leads to the demolition of a protective fence outside Pakistan Observer, raising security concerns for staff.

 Published 8 years ago:  PMTA rejects PEMRA's verdict on Express TV drama Baji Irshad, claiming it violates the religious sentiments of Christians.

 Published 8 years ago:  PEMRA has fined Channel 24 Rs1 million for airing an unverified report about Inspector General A. D. Khawaja, requiring an apology as well.

 Published 8 years ago:  The Tolerant Pakistan Media Network was launched to encourage journalists to foster tolerance and understanding through media and education.

 Published 8 years ago:  Dawn disputes Planning Minister Ahsan Iqbal's claims that its CPEC report is incorrect, emphasizing the need for transparency in negotiations.

 Published 8 years ago:  Trade unions in Rawalpindi and Islamabad unite to advocate for workers' rights, including media laborers, with a comprehensive action plan.

 Published 8 years ago:  Javier Valdez, an acclaimed journalist known for his coverage of drug trafficking, was murdered in Culiacan, Mexico, marking another tragic loss for the press.

 Published 8 years ago:  Government officials state that a recent Dawn article on CPEC is based on outdated proposals, dismissing the report's relevance and accuracy.

 Published 8 years ago:  PEMRA has imposed a Rs1 million fine on TV One for broadcasting indecent content on March 14, highlighting violations of media regulations.

 Published 8 years ago:  The Daily Times critiques the media's sidelining by the military, hinting at a soft coup against PEMRA and questioning media freedom.

 Published 8 years ago:  Minister Marriyum Aurangzeb warns social media users against negative propaganda targeting state institutions, threatening action under cyber crimes law.

 Published 8 years ago:  Iqbal Jaffri, a press freedom hero, asserts that the state of journalism is worse now than during Zia's regime, highlighting ongoing violence against reporters.

 Published 8 years ago:  PEMRA urges news channels to avoid unverified comments on civil-military relations for national interest and to maintain the country's image.