Reporters Without Borders, the international organisation which aims to protect freedom of press, has written a letter to Pakistan’s caretaker prime minister Nasir-ul-Mulk, raising concern over the “growing curtailment of press freedom” before the Pakistan polls on 25 July. “What with threats, abductions, beatings, illegal suspensions and disrupted distribution, media and journalists are being harassed by the military and intelligence services, as well by politial actors, in a clear attempt to intimidate the and prevent independent reporting ahead of the elections,” said the letter.
Reporters Without Borders, the organisation which aims to protect freedom of press, has written a letter to Pakistan’s caretaker prime minister.
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