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Outcry over draconian bill passed by Punjab Assembly

KARACHI: The Punjab Defamation Bill, 2024 is draconian, an effort to silence independent voices, expands the ambit of defamation, and differentiates between ordinary citizens and constitutional.

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CPNE rejects contentious defamation bill

Expresses deep concerns that the bill would provide administration with unchecked authority against dissenting voices

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Pakistani journalists reject Defamation Bill, slam government for restricting press freedom in country

Calling it a "black law", almost all journalist organisations in Pakistan have rejected the controversial 2024 Defamation Bill which was bulldozed and passed by the provincial Assembly of Punjab on Monday.Condemning the bill as a .

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Pakistani Journalists Reject Defamation Bill, Slam Government For Restricting Press Freedom In Country

Islamabad, May 21 (IANS) Calling it a black law, almost all journalist organisations in Pakistan have rejected the controversial 2024 Defamation Bi

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Media associations to move court against controversial Punjab Defamation Bill

The Punjab Joint Action Committee on Tuesday decided to challenge the Defamation Bill 2024 in the Lahore High Court , terming the legislation as “black law”.The controversial bill was.

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