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Pakistan Silencing Journalists, Govt. Critics - Vimarsana News

Pakistan Silencing Journalists, Govt. Critics

Pakistan Silencing Journalists, Govt. Critics

World Refugee Day: Call for urgent humanitarian help for exiled Afghan journalists in Pakistan - Vimarsana News

World Refugee Day: Call for urgent humanitarian help for exiled Afghan journalists in Pakistan

ISLAMABAD: Media watchdog Freedom Network has called on the federal government and the international community, including media support groups, to extend exiled Afghan journalists suspended in limbo...

Pakistan: The Many Absurd Uses of Law - Vimarsana News

Pakistan: The Many Absurd Uses of Law

Journalists and media workers in Pakistan continue to be silenced, harassed, and detained through several legal provisions. The historical and legal contexts behind these laws, however, must be understood to realise the significance of the law in censorship post-2018, writes Aftab Alam

Source: ifj.org
Countering Disinformation in Pakistan: Lessons and Recommendations for Digital Journalism - Vimarsana News

Countering Disinformation in Pakistan: Lessons and Recommendations for Digital Journalism

"Disinformation has arguably created severe risks for political and social development in Pakistan in recent years." This report, published by the Freedom Network and Digital Media Alliance of Pakistan (DigiMAP) with support from International Media Support (IMS), discusses the nature and perceived impact of disinformation in Pakistan and investiga

Pakistan media decry de facto ban on giving airtime to Imran Khan - Vimarsana News

Pakistan media decry de facto ban on giving airtime to Imran Khan

Journalists say directive on hate speech issued by regulator indirectly affects coverage of former PM