Women in Media

 Published last year:  Jordanian journalist Hiba Abu Taha has been sentenced to one year in prison under controversial cybercrime law for her investigative reporting.

 Published last year:  Women journalists are transforming the media industry, advocating for equality, and achieving leadership roles despite facing significant challenges.

 Published last year:  Georgian journalist Maka Tsitsikashvili has been arrested during protests against a controversial foreign agent bill, prompting strong condemnation from press.

 Published last year:  CFWIJ demands investigation into assaults on journalists during Jerusalem march, highlighting violations of press freedom and safety concerns.

 Published last year:  Taskeen Zafar, a legendary newscaster of Radio Pakistan, passed away at 67, leaving a profound legacy in broadcasting and inspiring future journalists.

 Published last year:  The Coalition for Women in Journalism condemns the lawsuit against KRIK journalists in Serbia as a threat to media freedom and accountability.

 Published last year:  Israeli forces have detained Palestinian journalist Rasha Herzallah in the West Bank, raising serious concerns over press freedom in the region.

 Published last year:  Asma Shirazi, a prominent journalist in Pakistan, exemplifies resilience and dedication in her fight for press freedom and truth in reporting.

 Published last year:  Absa Komal is a fearless Pakistani journalist renowned for her incisive reporting and commitment to truth in a challenging media landscape.

 Published 13 years ago:  The recent National Press Club elections highlighted a lack of female representation among leadership positions, sparking important discussions.

 Published 13 years ago:  WMC to conduct a workshop for women journalists in Lahore on Election Reporting, enhancing their skills in media and field assignments.

 Published 13 years ago:  SAMS and SAWM held a three-day Islamabad workshop on gender sensitization and responsible media portrayals, urging journalists to avoid sensationalism.

 Published 13 years ago:  A satirical piece imagines Veena Malik as a newsroom boss, poking fun at celebrity culture, media hype, and power dynamics in journalism.

 Published 13 years ago:  A traveler recounts a 2005 Dubai Airport encounter with Dr. Amir Liaquat Hussain, alleging VIP queue-jumping, intimidation, and heavy protocol in Karachi.

 Published 13 years ago:  Online mailing groups often mirror traditional gossiping behaviors, detracting from meaningful conversation and spreading malicious rumors.

 Published 13 years ago:  Being a journalist's wife comes with unique challenges, including late nights, family responsibilities, and the struggle of balancing personal and professional life.

 Published 13 years ago:  A journalist reflects on night shifts and newsroom life, highlighting the unseen sacrifices and steadfast support provided by journalists wives.