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 Published last year:  The James B. Steele Fellowship in Investigative Business Journalism offers aspiring journalists comprehensive training and a master's degree from the Cronkite School to develop skills in holding corporations accountable and delivering essential news to the public. ENTRIES CLOSED

 Published last year:  Journalist Asad Ali Toor has challenged Pakistan's investigative journalists, calling them "touts of the establishment," to cover the recent kidnapping of Imran Khan's lawyer, Intizar Hussain Panjutha, who was found beaten and tortured. In a widely circulated video, Toor questioned their integrity and called for unbiased investigation into the case.

 Published last year:  The Nation has removed a story on US Congress members supporting Imran Khan's release after editor Salman Masood denied involvement. The story sparked a debate over editorial oversight and accusations of conspiratorial narratives.

 Published last year:  On the International Day to End Impunity for Crimes Against Journalists, Pakistan’s Daily Dawn urges the state to take decisive action to protect journalists and ensure accountability, citing threats in Gaza, Pakistan, and beyond where media professionals face unprecedented risks.

 Published last year:  Duong Van Thai, an independent Vietnamese blogger who went missing in Thailand, was sentenced to 12 years in prison on anti-state charges. CPJ condemns the harsh sentence, urging his immediate release and the Vietnamese state to end its crackdown on press freedom.

 Published last year:  The tragic killing of journalist Patricia Ramírez Gonzalez marks the second journalist murdered within 24 hours in Colima, Mexico, spotlighting urgent concerns over press safety in President Claudia Sheinbaum’s administration.

 Published last year:  Tarbell Grants offer awards of $1,000 to $15,000 for journalists covering artificial intelligence. These grants support investigative and explanatory stories on AI’s impacts, company practices, and policy lobbying efforts. Apply now to make a difference in AI accountability.

 Published last year:  UNESCO's latest report highlights the misuse of financial laws to silence journalists, with findings showing a sharp rise in financial crime allegations against journalists globally. This growing trend poses serious threats to press freedom and media independence.

 Published last year:  A former reporter of The Nation appeals to New York Times Chairman A.G. Sulzberger, urging reconsideration of their publishing partnership over alleged unpaid salaries at the Pakistani newspaper.

 Published last year:  Correction issued on reports that Justice Qazi Faez Isa was the first Pakistani bencher at the Middle Temple. Lawyer Abuzar Niazi clarifies that Justice Ayesha Malik holds the honor.

 Published last year:  Anchor Talat Hussain has been criticized for sharing controversial profiles of US Congress members who supported Imran Khan's release, sparking debate about media ethics and diplomatic relations.

 Published last year:  Explore the future of print media in sports journalism as it navigates the challenges of digital transformation. Discover how traditional print is adapting to remain relevant in an ever-evolving media landscape.

 Published last year:  Explore how influencers are reshaping consumer behavior in the digital age. Learn about their impact on purchasing decisions, brand loyalty, and how businesses leverage their reach to drive sales.

 Published last year:  Explore the dynamic growth of emerging media markets in South Asia, examining the opportunities, challenges, and future trends reshaping journalism and digital media in the region. Learn about the rise of new platforms, investment potential, and the digital shift fueling change in countries like Pakistan, India, and Bangladesh.

 Published last year:  CPJ condemns an Israeli airstrike in south Lebanon that killed three journalists and injured others, calling for an independent investigation to determine whether the attack was a deliberate targeting of the press.

 Published last year:  JournalismPakistan.com celebrates 15 years of independent journalism with the launch of 'Janu Journalism,' a futuristic mascot symbolizing the future of media.

 Published last year:   Two years after Arshad Sharif's brutal killing in Kenya, his widow Javeria Siddique continues her battle for justice. With a Kenyan court ruling in her favor, Pakistan remains silent. Learn about the ongoing fight and the brutal reality behind Sharif's tragic death.

 Published last year:  Join the Reagan-Fascell Democracy Fellows Program, an international fellowship for democracy advocates, journalists, and scholars. Spend five months at the National Endowment for Democracy (NED) in Washington, D.C., conducting independent research on global democratic development. ENTRIES CLOSED

 Published last year:  Journalist Farukh Nawaz Bhatti was abducted from his Islamabad home by masked men; his family demands immediate action from authorities as concerns over press freedom in Pakistan intensify.

 Published last year:  Explore the complex narrative of Babar Azam's fall from grace in Pakistan cricket, examining the interplay of politics, pressure, and performance that led to his removal from the Test team captaincy.

 Published last year:  As press freedom violations escalate in Pakistan, the silence of journalist unions like the PFUJ raises critical questions. Despite ongoing attacks on journalists, these bodies remain passive, ignoring their role in defending media rights.

 Published last year:  GNN anchor Samina Pasha resigns due to pressure from certain quarters, underscoring concerns over media freedom in Pakistan. She highlights the sacrifices made by journalists for speaking the truth.

 Published last year:  Punjab Information Minister Uzma Bukhari's controversial remarks before CM Maryam Nawaz's press conference raise alarms about press freedom in Pakistan, adding to ongoing concerns about media restrictions.

 Published last year:  The BBC has announced plans to close its long-running interview show HARDtalk after 30 years. Host Stephen Sackur expresses disappointment, calling it a blow to independent journalism at a time when disinformation is rampant.

 Published last year:  A critical look at the increasing attacks on press freedom in Pakistan, from harassment of female journalists to violent assaults and unjust detentions. Despite condemnations, no action plan has been put in place to address these violations.

 Published last year:  PFUJ strongly condemns adding journalists to NACTA's Schedule IV list, emphasizing that journalism is a profession and the fourth pillar of democracy, not a crime.

 Published last year:  The Digital Media Alliance of Pakistan (DigiMAP) strongly condemns the inclusion of senior journalists on NACTA's Schedule IV list and calls for the immediate release of Ehsan Naseem, arrested after interviewing Manzoor Pashteen. DigiMAP demands respect for press freedom and journalist rights.

 Published last year:  Pakistan Federal Union of Journalists slams PEMRA for issuing notices to TV channels over Karachi attack coverage, calling it pressure tactics and demanding immediate withdrawal.