Hamid Mir offers apology, says he didn’t want to defame army
ISLAMABAD: Senior journalist Hamid Mir has offered apology over his recent speech at a protest against attacks on journalists and said he had no intention to defame Pakistan Army. A…
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Over 100 women journalists, allies stand for Hamid Mir
LAHORE/ISLAMABAD: A group of 147 women journalists and allies have released a public statement condemning the removal of Hamid Mir from the airwaves, demanding the government take appropriate measures to…
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Petition against Hamid Mir, being not maintainable, returned
LAHORE: The Registrar Office (RO) of the Lahore High Court (LHC) on Friday returned a petition to a lawyer/petitioner who sought a direction to the Ministry of Interior to initiate…
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Sindh Bar Council (SBC) urges Chief Justice of Pakistan (CJP) to take notice of Mir’s removal from show
ISLAMABAD: In a resolution, the Sindh Bar Council (SBC) on Friday called upon Chief Justice of Pakistan (CJP) Gulzar Ahmed to consider taking suo motu notice of a ban on…
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Supreme Court issues notice to Sindh governmentt in Daniel Pearl case
The Supreme Court of Pakistan issued a notice to the Sindh government on Wednesday regarding the lack of medical and other facilities being provided to the accused of the Daniel…
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Hamid Mir offers to apologize if Asad Toor’s attackers arrested
ISLAMABAD—Hamid Mir on Tuesday offered to apologize for his outburst against the military establishment provided those who attacked journalist Asad Ali Toor were arrested. Mir, banned from hosting his talk…