Re: Pakistan’s top judge is suspended
It seems that you are the only blind who cannot see the intimidation of media in Pakistan, journalists have been up in arms about it.
http://www.pakistanpressfoundation.org/usermediafilesdetails.asp?uid=8703
Speaking at a press conference, IFJ President Christopher Warren said the mission was concerned over potential threats to the operation of a free media through the government actions that had promoted cross-media ownership, placed police in positions to regulate media and failed to properly implement independent public service broadcasting.
He was flanked by Iqbal Khatak, country representative of the Paris-based Reporters Without Borders; convenor of Sri Lanka- based Free Media Movement, Sunanda Deshapriya; President Pakistan Federal Union of Journalists Pervez Shaukat and President Rawalpindi-Islamabad Union of Journalists Afzal Butt.
Mr Warren said the continuing killing, kidnapping and harassment of journalists in Pakistan was intolerable and must cease. He pointed out that 20 journalists and media workers in Pakistan had been killed in the past seven years, with four of them murdered in just the past year