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Analysis: The defamation conundrum - Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Analysis: The defamation conundrum - Newspaper

Joint Action Committee of media stakeholders to challenge the law before LHC.

Source: dawn.com
PM Forms Committee to Build Political Consensus Over PECA Amendments - Vimarsana News

PM Forms Committee to Build Political Consensus Over PECA Amendments

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has formed a committee to assess proposed amendments and build political consensus on amendments in the Prevention of

ILoveQatar.net | Participants in 'Mixed Challenge' referred to public prosecution for violation of social norms - Vimarsana News

ILoveQatar.net | Participants in 'Mixed Challenge' referred to public prosecution for violation of social norms

A mixed-gender sports competition was announced, with winners for each stage. However, the event was considered a violation of social norms.

Pakistani journalists continue to pay high price for free speech as 2023 marks another tough year - - Vimarsana News

Pakistani journalists continue to pay high price for free speech as 2023 marks another tough year -

The year 2023 was not an easy one for journalists in Pakistan. The increasing number of attacks on members of the press fast eroded whatever semblance of free speech was left in the country. Reporters Without Borders (RSF) ranked Pakistan as one of the world’s deadliest countries for journalists owing to its high rate of

Pakistani journalists continue to pay high price for free speech as 2023 marks another tough year - Pakistan - Vimarsana News

Pakistani journalists continue to pay high price for free speech as 2023 marks another tough year - Pakistan

CPJ ranked Pakistan 11th on its index of countries with the worst records on prosecuting killers of journalists.

Source: dawn.com