Politics & Governance
PEMRA’s New Rule on Unverified Blast Coverage Raises Questions About Media Freedom
PEMRA orders TV channels to limit live blast coverage to verified reports, sparking debate over censorship, public safety, and media freedom in Pakistan.
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