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Pakistan dangerous region for journalists - Vimarsana News

Pakistan dangerous region for journalists

Strangely in December 2020, the Pakistani court ordered the immediate release of four men, including Omar Sheikh, accused of orchestrating kidnapping and killing of American journalist Daniel Pearl. BY R C GANJOO In Pakistan, journalism has been a discredited pillar of the nation. In Pakistan, there is no news and no journalism. Only partisan politics

World Press Freedom Day 2022 - Vimarsana News

World Press Freedom Day 2022

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) issues an annual report evaluating press freedom globally.This year’s index focused on 180 countries across the world.It found that journalism is totally bl

EXCLUSIVE: Mexican Family Left Devastated after U.S. Tourists Steal, Destroy Their Car in High-Speed Police Chase in Cancun - Vimarsana News

EXCLUSIVE: Mexican Family Left Devastated after U.S. Tourists Steal, Destroy Their Car in High-Speed Police Chase in Cancun

A U.S. couple suspected of stealing a vehicle at the Cancun airport could be released.

Pakistan ranks 9th in CPJ's list of nations where killers of journalists roam free - Vimarsana News

Pakistan ranks 9th in CPJ's list of nations where killers of journalists roam free

The Committee to Protect Journalists has ranked Pakistan 9th on this year’s Global Impunity Index. Somalia continued to occupy the top spot on the list.

Pak Among Worst Countries Where Killers Of Journalists Went Free: Report - Vimarsana News

Pak Among Worst Countries Where Killers Of Journalists Went Free: Report

The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) has ranked Pakistan at the ninth spot this year on its annual Global Impunity Index, which spotlights countries where members of the press are singled out for murder and the perpetrators go free.

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