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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.
Information Minister Pervaiz Rashid removed over Dawn leak that angered army
Published 9 years ago: Information Minister Pervaiz Rashid was removed over a leak that strained relations between the military and the government, prompting an inquiry.
Dawn story still alive as journalists trade barbs on Twitter
Published 9 years ago: The ongoing Dawn leak saga intensifies as journalists engage in heated exchanges on Twitter over Cyril Almeida's controversial reporting.
Supreme Court of India rules equal pay for equal work
Published 9 years ago: The Supreme Court of India affirms equal pay for equal work, supporting rights of both permanent and temporary employees in the workforce.
Channel 24 fined Rs2.5m for airing baseless comments, news
Published 9 years ago: Channel 24 has been fined Rs2.5m by PEMRA for airing baseless comments and news, highlighting irresponsible journalism practices.
New documentary on Kohistan honor killings screened
Published 9 years ago: The documentary 'Unveiled: The Kohistan Video Scandal' sheds light on the tragic honor killings of five women in Kohistan, highlighting human rights issues.
Extremist groups get away with murders of journalists: CPJ
Published 9 years ago: The CPJ's Global Impunity Index highlights extreme risks for journalists murdered by militant groups, including those in Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Nigeria.
Journalist remains on Fourth Schedule for the 9th month running
Published 9 years ago: Journalist Ali Raza Rind remains on the Fourth Schedule for nine months amid claims of political retaliation and denial of terrorism allegations.
NDU awards PhD to journalist for seminal work on media and peace
Published 9 years ago: Sajjad Malik of NDU earns a PhD for his groundbreaking research on media's influence in the Pakistan-India peace process.
Journalists' body writes to PTI chief, seeks protection of media teams covering protest
Published 9 years ago: The Journalists Protection Council urges PTI chief Imran Khan to ensure safety measures for media teams during the upcoming protest events.
National Geographic 'Afghan girl' arrested
Published 9 years ago: Sharbat Gula, the 'Afghan girl' from National Geographic, was arrested in Pakistan for using fraudulent identity papers and faces severe penalties.
Watchdog urges extreme caution to reporters covering Mosul fighting after two media workers killed
Published 9 years ago: IFJ urges journalists in Mosul to exercise extreme caution after the killing of two media workers during recent fighting with IS.
IFJ and PFUJ welcome conviction of PTV official for sexual harassment
Published 9 years ago: The IFJ and PFUJ have welcomed the conviction of a PTV official for sexual harassment, marking a significant step towards workplace safety.
Dawn journalist Khawar Ghumman quits, joins 92 News
Published 9 years ago: Khawar Ghumman has left Dawn after 16 years to join 92 News as an analyst and program host.
PTI seeks action against Geo program host Saleem Safi
Published 9 years ago: PTI requests PEMRA to take action against Saleem Safi for allegedly distorting facts regarding a suspended Khyber Pakhtunkhwa education official.
Guardian questions Indian media's march to war
Published 9 years ago: The Guardian critiques the Indian media's war-driven coverage amid rising tensions with Pakistan, reflecting on the impact on journalism.
On our 7th birthday - All new, responsive JournalismPakistan!
Published 9 years ago: JournalismPakistan.com celebrates its 7th anniversary with a fully redesigned responsive website catering to modern technology and mobile users.
Here's another year to JP and then some more!
Published 9 years ago: JournalismPakistan celebrates its 7th birthday, reflecting on growth and future plans while staying true to its mission of supporting journalism.
A lone recorder
Published 9 years ago: JournalismPakistan.com, founded by Imran Naeem Ahmad, chronicles the evolution of journalism in Pakistan since 2009, highlighting media challenges.
Guard who slapped female reporter granted pre-arrest bail
Published 9 years ago: A Karachi Court granted pre-arrest bail to an FC guard accused of slapping a female reporter during an incident at a NADRA office.
Hamid Mir nominated for 'Most Resilient Journalist Award'
Published 9 years ago: Hamid Mir has been nominated for the 'Most Resilient Journalist Award' for his bravery in journalism, alongside notable international journalists.
'Fake Sheikh' undercover reporter jailed for 15 months
Published 9 years ago: British journalist Mazher Mahmood, known for his undercover stings, was sentenced to 15 months in jail for tampering with evidence during a trial.
Iraqi journalist killed in Kirkuk fighting
Published 9 years ago: An Iraqi journalist was killed in Kirkuk while covering clashes between Islamic State militants and Kurdish forces amid the ongoing Mosul offensive.
All's well that ends well, Marvi Sirmed accepts BOL apology
Published 9 years ago: Marvi Sirmed accepts BOL News' apology after being wrongfully labeled a RAW agent, highlighting the importance of responsible journalism.
FC guard slaps female reporter
Published 9 years ago: A Frontier Constabulary guard slapped a female reporter during a live report on issues at a NADRA office in Karachi, prompting legal action.
US documentary filmmakers face prison for filming protest
Published 9 years ago: Three US documentary filmmakers face serious felony charges after filming environmental protests against oil pipelines in North Dakota and Washington.
BOL claims smashing viewership records
Published 9 years ago: BOL News announces record-breaking television viewership following its recent launch, despite unverified claims of 300% higher ratings.
BOL in Marvi Sirmed blunder
Published 9 years ago: BOL News mistakenly labeled Marvi Sirmed as a RAW agent during a test transmission, prompting a public apology from the channel's anchor.
Palestine becomes first country to adopt Media Safety Curriculum for journalists
Published 9 years ago: Palestine makes history by adopting the Media Safety Curriculum for journalists in public universities, enhancing safety in journalism education.

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