JOURNALISTS SHOULD NEVER CROSS THE SHARP LINE!” — ASMA SHIRAZI’S POWERFUL WARNING
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JOURNALISTS SHOULD NEVER CROSS THE SHARP LINE!” — ASMA SHIRAZI’S POWERFUL WARNING
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“JOURNALISTS SHOULD NEVER CROSS THE SHARP LINE!” — ASMA SHIRAZI’S POWERFUL WARNING
How dangerous has journalism become in Pakistan? Why have journalists paid with their lives for crossing what senior journalist and anchorperson Asma Shirazi describes as a “sharp line”?
Speaking at the launch of veteran journalist and media rights activist Mazhar Abbas’s book, Media Under the Shadow of Death, Asma Shirazi delivered a powerful message about the risks journalists face while reporting on sensitive issues in Pakistan.
Her remarks raised difficult questions about the limits imposed on journalists, the pressures surrounding independent journalism, and the tragic consequences that can follow when reporters cross invisible boundaries.
📚 MEDIA UNDER THE SHADOW OF DEATH — A WARNING FOR JOURNALISM IN PAKISTAN
At a time when press freedom, censorship, intimidation, and journalist safety remain critical concerns, Asma Shirazi’s speech offers a sobering perspective on the price of speaking truth to power.
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Can journalism survive when journalists must think twice before crossing the “sharp line”? Is this a matter of personal safety, professional boundaries, or the shrinking space for independent journalism?
Watch Asma Shirazi’s full remarks at the launch of Mazhar Abbas’s book, Media Under the Shadow of Death.
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