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Pakistani journalists faced at least 125 incidents of ‘violations’ in past year— watchdog

  • Violations include two murders, five cases of threats to murder, 58 legal cases, says Freedom Network
  • Pakistan’s state rejects intimidation allegations, vows to provide safe environment for journalists in country
By NAIMAT KHAN ·

Is Israel silencing witnesses? Rising journalist deaths raise accountability concerns

By Kanzah Maktoum ·

Israeli journalists warn of media crackdown as UK billionaire prepares Channel 13 sale

By Arab News ·

The 189 Palestinian journalists killed in the war in Gaza endured hunger and grief

By AP ·

Georgian journalist is convicted of slapping a police chief at a protest and gets 2 years in prison

By AP ·

Gunmen kill journalist in southwestern Pakistan

By SAADULLAH AKHTER ·

Pakistan’s cybercrime law being used as ‘tool’ against freedom of expression, journalists — watchdog 

By NAIMAT KHAN ·
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Court frees Pakistani journalist charged under controversial cybercrime law

By NAIMAT KHAN ·

Italian journalist arrested in Iran: Rome

By AFP ·

Syrian Al-Jazeera presenter returns to post-Assad Hama after 12 years in exile

By Arab News ·

Lebanese journalist Soukaina Mansour Kawtharani killed in Israeli strike on Joun

By Arab News ·

From the Middle East to London and back: Bloomberg host’s journey as a news anchor bridging cultures

By Nadia Al Faour ·

Women’s journalism group rescinds courage award given to Palestinian reporter in Gaza

By Arab News ·

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