Court sentences journalists in absentia over alleged links to violent unrest after ex-PM Imran Khan’s May 2023 arrest.
Pakistan court sentences journalists to life over 2023 pro-Khan protests
Court sentences journalists in absentia over alleged links to violent unrest after ex-PM Imran Khan’s May 2023 arrest.
LondonPreneur
Write a Comment
Leave a Reply
Related Posts
LondonPreneur
November 22, 2025
Two teenagers plead not guilty to carrying out TfL cyber attack
Thalha Jubair, 19, and Owen Flowers, 18, were arrested in September
LondonPreneur
January 10, 2026
How Trump & Co sold the attack on Venezuela
The media reportage of the US attack on Venezuela is telling, from the Trumpian language to predictable narratives.
LondonPreneur
December 15, 2025
Limited parking and £60 fines – why South London market and shops are begging for one major change
Croydon’s Surrey Street Market and surrounding shops say 30 minutes free parking could transform their fortunes
LondonPreneur
November 21, 2025
London tourists ‘disappointed’ after visiting Buckingham Palace ‘Christmas market’
AI-generated images shared on social media of a supposed Christmas market have seemingly tricked numerous tourists into attending a non-event…
LondonPreneur
December 11, 2025
‘Urgent’ West London murder investigation launched after woman, 39, found dead
The Metropolitan Police is appealing for witnesses to come forward
LondonPreneur
December 17, 2025
Trans rules at Hampstead swimming ponds are sex discrimination, court told
The rules “treat individual women less favourably than men”, the High Court has been told