BY MOAZUM MOHAMMAD|
IN MEDIA FREEDOM
|21/06/2018
…Even as journalists in Srinagar face fear and uncertainty, and no credible clues emerge to Shujaat Bukhari’s assassination.
BY MOAZUM MOHAMMAD|
IN MEDIA PRACTICE
|27/12/2017
The death in firing of two mothers who leave behind babies has provoked another wave of outrage on social media.
BY MOAZUM MOHAMMAD|
IN REGIONAL MEDIA
|19/12/2017
Danger, frustration, internet shutdowns, poor pay and unsupportive employers make journalism a labour of love, says an IFJ report
BY MOAZUM MOHAMMAD|
IN REGIONAL MEDIA
|14/09/2017
Kamran Yousuf has been in the National Investigation Agency’s custody for a week without any charges being brought against him.
BY MOAZUM MOHAMMAD|
IN DIGITAL MEDIA
|05/09/2017
The two “objectionable” tweets included a photograph in which security forces have made a youth a human shield to prevent protests.
BY MOAZUM MOHAMMAD|
IN MEDIA PRACTICE
|01/08/2017
In the guise of debate, Kashmiris are being subjected to vilification, venom, and finger-wagging by jingoistic anchors. Some are saying ‘no thank you’.
BY MOAZUM MOHAMMAD|
IN DIGITAL MEDIA
|16/05/2017
Two weeks into the ban, the question to ask is whether the situation has improved and whether protests in Kashmir have abated.
BY MOAZUM MOHAMMAD|
IN MEDIA FREEDOM
|12/04/2017
Journalists are forced to dictate or fax copy. Or beg, borrow and steal to get a connection.
BY MOAZUM MOHAMMAD|
IN DIGITAL MEDIA
|09/04/2017
Youths posting videos of clashes and urging people to help militants escape presents a new problem for the security forces
BY MOAZUM MOHAMMAD|
IN MEDIA PRACTICE
|20/03/2017
After 11 years in jail, Rafiq Shah asks the Hindustan Times why it swallowed the police version in the 2005 Delhi bombing.
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