HYDERABAD: Slain journalist Aziz Memon resisted his alleged murderers before his death, stated a second post-mortem report, which found traces of more than one person’s DNA under the victim’s nails. Memon, 56, was allegedly murdered in the Naushero Feroze district
LAST Thursday, taking advantage of a world overwhelmed by the Covid-19 pandemic, the Sindh High Court ordered the release of four men convicted of participating in the 2002 murder and kidnapping of Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl. Among them
ISLAMABAD: The Islamabad High Court (IHC) on Saturday dismissed an appeal filed by BOL TV channel against the ban on one of its entertainment programmes as well as its host. The Pakistan Electronic Media Regularly Authority (Pemra) on Jan 20
SLAMABAD/ LAHORE/ KARACHI: On the call of the Joint Action Committee of the workers of the Geo and Jang Group, the media workers Friday staged a hunger strike camp for the release Editor-in-Chief Mir Shakil-ur-Rahman outside the Geo office in
NAUSHAHRO FEROZE: The DNA report of journalist Aziz Memon, who was allegedly murdered, issued on Friday found traces of some other human DNA. A team of doctors and forensic experts, including Prof Dr Mohammed Akbar Kazi, Dr Ali Mohammed Warayah,
Back in January, the Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority had banned the show under section 27 of Pemra’s 2002 ordinance and imposed a fine of one million rupees. According to the media regulatory authority, the show was airing vulgar and
One finds it inexplicable that given the obvious holes and weaknesses in the NAB prosecutors’ arguments ably exposed by Barrister Aitzaz Ahsan and Advocate Amjad Parvez in hearings held separately by the Lahore High Court and the Accountability Court on
HYDERABAD: Slain journalist Aziz Memon resisted his alleged murderers before his death, stated a second post-mortem report, which found traces of more than one person’s DNA under the victim’s nails. Memon, 56, was allegedly murdered in the Naushero Feroze district
LAST Thursday, taking advantage of a world overwhelmed by the Covid-19 pandemic, the Sindh High Court ordered the release of four men convicted of participating in the 2002 murder and kidnapping of Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl. Among them
ISLAMABAD: The Islamabad High Court (IHC) on Saturday dismissed an appeal filed by BOL TV channel against the ban on one of its entertainment programmes as well as its host. The Pakistan Electronic Media Regularly Authority (Pemra) on Jan 20
SLAMABAD/ LAHORE/ KARACHI: On the call of the Joint Action Committee of the workers of the Geo and Jang Group, the media workers Friday staged a hunger strike camp for the release Editor-in-Chief Mir Shakil-ur-Rahman outside the Geo office in
NAUSHAHRO FEROZE: The DNA report of journalist Aziz Memon, who was allegedly murdered, issued on Friday found traces of some other human DNA. A team of doctors and forensic experts, including Prof Dr Mohammed Akbar Kazi, Dr Ali Mohammed Warayah,
Back in January, the Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority had banned the show under section 27 of Pemra’s 2002 ordinance and imposed a fine of one million rupees. According to the media regulatory authority, the show was airing vulgar and
One finds it inexplicable that given the obvious holes and weaknesses in the NAB prosecutors’ arguments ably exposed by Barrister Aitzaz Ahsan and Advocate Amjad Parvez in hearings held separately by the Lahore High Court and the Accountability Court on
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