Pakistan’s upper house of parliament has passed a controversial bill that critics say threatens freedom of speech ...

During the weekly press briefing, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) spokesperson, Randhir Jaiswal commented on the ...

The PECA Amendment Act 2025 has been challenged in Lahore High Court for violating freedom of expression. Petition filed by ...

Today, the nation proudly commemorates the 21st anniversary of a significant milestone in Indian history, known as Flag Day.

Journalists rallied on Tuesday in the country’s major cities, including Islamabad, Karachi, Faisalabad and Lahore, vowing to resist government efforts aimed at suppressing freedom of speech.

With PECA legislation signed into law, freedom of the press has gone for a toss. It is a pity that no consideration was shown to concerns from stakeholders in the business of information, and pieces ...

If Parliament passes the 26th Amendment, critics argue that the independence of the judiciary is threatened. If it passes the PECA, they lament that the freedom of the media is at stake. Ah yes, this ...

In Quetta, a protest demonstration was organised by the Baloch­istan Union of Journalists outside the press club, where representatives of journalists criticised the government, terming that the bill ...

“In Lahore alone, DRF conducted digital literacy ... thereby enhancing digital literacy and curbing the spread of fake news. While freedom of speech is significantly impacted by such disruptions ...

The editor of CrossRoads, Romesh Thapar, moved the Supreme Court, perhaps bullish about the new Constitution that guaranteed a remedy for the enforcement of fundamental rights, including the right to ...

Also Read: PECA Amendment Act 2025 challenged in Lahore High Court Pakistan Federal ... that they alleged were aimed at muting freedom of speech. Journalists in Lakki Marwat, Chishtian, Karak ...

Justice Ayesha also pointed to the alarming conditions at Lahore's Tollinton ... She asserted that animals deserved freedom from thirst and suffering. In her speech, Justice Ayesha suggested ...