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People divided on cancellation of BOL licenses
Published 8 years ago: The cancellation of BOL licenses by PEMRA on World Press Freedom Day has sparked mixed reactions and widespread condemnation on social media.
Significant deterioration of legal, political and policy environment for Pakistani media: PPF
Published 8 years ago: A report by the Pakistan Press Foundation highlights severe deterioration in the legal and political landscape for Pakistani media professionals.
Journalists across Pakistan stand with Dawn
Published 8 years ago: Journalists across Pakistan unite to defend press freedom and support Dawn against government pressure in nationwide protests and demonstrations.
Indian police assault journalist
Published 8 years ago: Indian police assaulted journalist Meghnad Bose during a Facebook Live broadcast outside Jamia Milia Islamia University, prompting calls for accountability.
New Fronts, Brave Voices: Press Freedom in South Asia 2016-17 report released
Published 8 years ago: The IFJ and SAMSN released a report highlighting deteriorating press freedom in South Asia amidst violence and repression against journalists.
PEMRA chooses Press Freedom Day to revoke BOL licenses
Published 8 years ago: PEMRA revokes the licenses of BOL News and BOL Entertainment on Press Freedom Day, citing security clearance issues with the directors.
Majid Siddiqui to rejoin Abb Takk
Published 8 years ago: Television journalist Majid Siddiqui is set to rejoin Abb Takk as senior executive producer/editor for web and social media, overseeing current affairs.
Warning: Press freedom under threat
Published 8 years ago: A new IFJ report reveals alarming threats to journalists globally, highlighting violence, intimidation, and efforts to defend press freedom.
PFUJ dedicates Press Freedom Day to Dawn
Published 8 years ago: PFUJ honors Press Freedom Day by standing with Dawn, advocating for press rights and resisting government pressure to reveal sources.
Report: Iranian who ran TV network shot dead in Turkey
Published 8 years ago: Iranian GEM TV founder Saeed Karimian was shot dead in Istanbul along with a Kuwaiti partner, months after being convicted of propaganda against Iran.
Process to pay off dues to affected staff underway, BOL says
Published 8 years ago: BOL News is initiating the process to pay outstanding salaries to affected employees after months of financial crisis and operational challenges.
PEMRA notice to Neo for airing serious allegations against prime minister
Published 8 years ago: PEMRA issues a notice to Neo TV for airing serious allegations against Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif regarding an enemy intelligence agency.
PEMRA vows action after receiving Geo letter with 'threatening tone'
Published 8 years ago: PEMRA plans legal action against Geo News following a letter perceived as threatening concerning a prohibition order on a terrorist interview.
PFUJ dismisses government directive to APNS seeking action against Dawn
Published 8 years ago: PFUJ rejects government's directive to APNS for disciplinary action against Dawn newspaper, asserting it as an attack on press freedom.
Over 100 injured at recording of ARY program; TV channels black out incident
Published 8 years ago: Over 100 people were injured during the collapse of seating at an ARY program recording in Islamabad, with little media coverage of the incident.
Journalists see Army's rejection of Dawn Leaks notification as a big blow to government
Published 8 years ago: The Army's rejection of the Dawn Leaks notification has created a significant political standoff, raising concerns about the government's future.
Inquiry refers Dawn to APNS for 'necessary disciplinary action'
Published 8 years ago: An inquiry has recommended disciplinary action against Dawn's editor and reporter for their roles in the controversial Dawn Leaks publication.
NA committee recommends welfare fund of Rs500m for journalists
Published 8 years ago: The NA committee has recommended establishing a Rs500 million welfare fund for journalists to address their security and financial needs.
PEMRA issues notice to Nickelodeon
Published 8 years ago: PEMRA has issued a notice to Nickelodeon for airing inappropriate content that negatively impacts children, demanding clarification by May 5.
Layoffs at Express Tribune
Published 8 years ago: The Express Tribune has laid off senior journalists and district correspondents, with more layoffs expected soon amid a call for reinstatement from the PFUJ.
Unions must be at the heart of fight for decent working conditions and quality media, says IFJ
Published 8 years ago: The IFJ emphasizes the vital role of unions in advocating for fair working conditions and quality journalism on International Workers' Day.
Affected BOL employees to protest against management's callousness
Published 8 years ago: BOL employees plan protests in major cities as they demand recognition and payment after enduring hardships since 2015.
RIUJ-Dastoor delegation meets PEMRA chairman
Published 8 years ago: PEMRA Chairman Absar Alam met with RIUJ-Dastoor delegation to address issues faced by journalists, including salary delays and job security.
PEMRA notice to NewsOne for Shahid Masood's 'baseless' comment about Tariq Fatemi
Published 8 years ago: PEMRA has issued a notice to NewsOne after Shahid Masood's remarks about Tariq Fatemi, who claims the comments are defamatory.
PEMRA bars Geo from airing interview of former Taliban spokesman
Published 8 years ago: PEMRA has prohibited Geo News from airing an interview with former TTP spokesman Ehsan Ullah Ehsan, citing violations of media conduct guidelines.
CPJ calls for lifting ban on social media in Indian Occupied Kashmir
Published 8 years ago: The Committee to Protect Journalists urges the Indian government to lift the recent social media ban in Jammu and Kashmir to uphold free expression.
India bans Facebook, Twitter and other social media in Kashmir
Published 8 years ago: Indian authorities in Kashmir have banned 22 social media platforms, including Facebook and Twitter, to maintain public order amid unrest.
Airing of indecent songs, PEMRA suspends Jalwa TV license for seven days
Published 8 years ago: PEMRA has suspended Jalwa TV's license for seven days due to the airing of indecent songs, raising concerns about broadcasting standards.

