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JournalismPakistan.com
October 29, 2018
ISLAMABAD - A Joint Action Committee of journalists announced Monday that hundreds of journalists and media workers terminated by news organizations will set up a pakora camp outside the Parliament House.
Mubarak Zeb Khan, President Rawalpindi-Islamabad Union of Journalists (RIUJ) and chairman of the committee chaired a meeting on Monday.
The meeting decided that the laid-off media workers would make pakoras on October 30 to press the authorities to pay heed to their economic plight.
The journalists will also hold a protest in front of the Supreme Court.
Shakeel Anjum (Secretary National Press Club), Sardar Shaukat (President Rawalpindi-Islamabad Bureau Journalists Association), Muhammad Waheed Shaikh (Secretary, Media Workers Organization), and others attended the meeting.
Photo courtesy: Dawn.com
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