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Kasur journalists condemn Mir Shakil’s detention

Kasur journalists condemn Mir Shakil’s detentionKASUR: Journalists and members of civil society condemned strongly the arrest of Jang/Geo Group Editor-in-Chief Mir Shakil-ur-Rahman at Kasur on Sunday. Journalists, lawyers, traders, students and people from various walks of life took out a protest rally from Chandni Chowk upto Railway Station and

Govt wants its version believed on Mir Shakil’s arrest

Govt wants its version believed on Mir Shakil’s arrestISLAMABAD: “Whenever the name of National Accountability Bureau (NAB) pops up, visible anger and displeasure can be seen on the prime minister’s face. The reason of this unhappiness is that Imran Khan wants if his opponents are nabbed

NAB summons Nawaz in Jang group owner case

NAB summons Nawaz in Jang group owner caseLAHORE: The National Accountability Bureau (NAB) on Sunday summoned former prime minister Nawaz Sharif to appear before it on March 20 in the case against Jang group owner Mir Shalikur Rehman. According to NAB, Nawaz Sharif had illegally leased 54-kanal land to

Slain journalist Memon’s body exhumed

Slain journalist Memon’s body exhumedSlain journalist Aziz Memon’s body exhumed in the presence of sessions court judge presiding over the case on Sunday. The body of the deceased journalist who has been claimed to have been killed under controversial circumstances was taken to the coroner’s office for an autopsy.

Courts won’t allow govt to ban media: IHC

Courts won’t allow govt to ban media: IHCISLAMABAD: The Islam­abad High Court (IHC) on Saturday directed the Pakistan Telecommunica­tion Authority (PTA) to submit the rules proposed to regulate social media and warned that constitutional courts never allowed the government to ban media as is happening in

Society without freedom of expression cannot develop: IHC

Society without freedom of expression cannot develop: IHCISLAMABAD: The Islamabad High Court Chief Justice Athar Minallah has said that freedom of expression falls foremost in the fundamental human rights enshrined in the Constitution but Pakistan ranks at 143 in the freedom of expression in the world.