HRCP, PFUJ, and Amnesty condemn new foreign media rules as part of a “growing pattern”

HRCP, PFUJ, and Amnesty condemn new foreign media rules as part of a “growing pattern”

HRCP said requiring journalists to get state approval to report from most of the country "sends a chilling message" and urged the government to withdraw the rules. PFUJ called the guidelines an attack on press freedom and warned Pakistani staff of foreign outlets could lose their jobs if unable to travel for assignments. Amnesty International …

HRCP said requiring journalists to get state approval to report from most of the country “sends a chilling message” and urged the government to withdraw the rules. PFUJ called the guidelines an attack on press freedom and warned Pakistani staff of foreign outlets could lose their jobs if unable to travel for assignments. Amnesty International joined the call, saying the rules placed “onerous restrictions” on foreign journalists’ reporting.

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HRCP, PFUJ, and Amnesty condemn new foreign media rules as part of a “growing pattern”

HRCP said requiring journalists to get state approval to report from most of the country "sends a chilling message" and urged the government to withdraw the rules. PFUJ called the guidelines an attack on press freedom and warned Pakistani staff of foreign outlets could lose their jobs if unable to travel for assignments. Amnesty International …