Gaza Ke Bad Pakistan Sahafion Ke Liye Khatarnaak Jagah. .. Report, Maria Memon Ka Ahem Tajzia
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00:00The annual report of Reporters Without Borders has been released and according to it, 54 journalists have been killed worldwide in 2024 due to their work or profession.
00:10According to the report of RSF, Palestine is the most dangerous country for journalists, where more deaths have been recorded in comparison to any other country in the past five years.
00:18According to the report of RSF, Asia is the second most dangerous region for journalists, where the most number of journalists have died in Pakistan.
00:26According to the report of RSF, Palestine has 16 journalists, Pakistan has 7 journalists, Bangladesh has 5 journalists, Mexico, Sudan, Myanmar, and Lebanon have died in comparison to any other country in the past five years.
00:38Which is the most dangerous area for journalists in Pakistan? Sindh. 21 journalists have been attacked in Sindh.
00:45Then there is Punjab, where 13 attacks have been reported. In Islamabad, only 12 such attacks have been reported.
00:52And the numbers of KP and Balochistan are also in front of you.
00:55And the biggest example of this is the Arshad Sharif case, which has not been investigated in Pakistan yet.
01:03The most prominent and prolific journalist of Pakistan has been killed.
01:06And his case is being proceeded at snail's pace.
01:09On December 9, the case on the murder of Arshad Sharif was closed by Justice Amin-ud-Din Khan under the supervision of the Supreme Court.
01:16During the closure of the case, Additional Attorney General Amir Rehman told the Judiciary that an agreement has been reached between the Government of Pakistan and the Government of Kenya.
01:24The agreement will be signed tomorrow.
01:26Additional Attorney General Amir Rehman told the court that he could not enter the report.
01:30Upon which the court ordered to submit the report and postponed the hearing for an indefinite period.
01:36This is the country where Arshad Sharif spent his life, where he did his journalism, and where he has everything.
01:43Another country where he is killed, where he spent only a few weeks.
01:48Look at the level of justice there, and look at it fast, and look at it fast in Pakistan.
01:52Kenya had ordered the death of Arshad Sharif, which was his martyrdom, to pay a fine of Rs. 17 lakh to his family.
02:02And when did this decision come?
02:04Within 21 months, the decision of this case came there.
02:08When will the decision come from the Pakistani courts?
02:11It is very difficult to say.
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02:15Take care, goodbye.