NEW YORK - The Committee to Protect Journalists, an independent watchdog body, has denounced as “complete farce” India’s claim of having partially restored internet access in occupied Jammu and Kashmir, saying many local news websites remain blocked. Media organizations still lack broadband ...

Committee to Protect Journalists, a US-based independent watchdog body, has called on the Indian authorities in occupied Kashmir to immediately cease all legal proceedings against journalist Asif Sultan and release him from jail.  Indian police have filed a charge-sheet against illegally ...

NEW YORK: The Committee to Project Journalists, a New York-based watchdog body, has deplored Indian authorities action in charging photojournalist Kamran Yousuf with criminal conspiracy, attempting to wage war against India and sedition, while demanding his immediate release from prison. ...

NEW YORK: The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ), an independent watchdog body, has asked India to immediately revoke a one-month ban on access to social media services in Occupied Kashmir where Indian security forces are attempting to crush a mass uprising against New Delhi's rule. The ...

NEW DELHI: (APP) A "culture of impunity" among Indian officials puts journalists at risk of violence for exposing corruption, while a string of murders of reporters have gone unpunished, a global press rights group said Monday.The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) said successive local and ...

NEW YORK (APP): The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ), a New York-based independent watchdog body, has condemned Monday's terrorist attack at the civil hospital in Quetta that killed at least 70 peoplCe, including two journalists. Mehmood Khan, a cameraman for DawnNews, and Aaj TV cameraman ...