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Pakistan’s top media bodies decry censorship and state pressure, call on judiciary to intervene

  • Federal Union of Journalists, Association of Electronic Media Editors and News Directors, Council of Pakistan Newspaper Editors release joint statement
  • Complain of pressure from state institutions, censorship, ban on coverage of political activities and court proceedings, pushing of biased news items
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