Pakistan is facing fresh criticism over press freedom after journalist and researcher Danish Irshad was reportedly placed on the country’s Fourth Schedule, an administrative terrorism watch list that can impose restrictions on movement, finances and public activities.

Irshad has reportedly documented developments in Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir for nearly a decade, including recent protests, the security crackdown and the deaths of civilians. His reported inclusion on the Fourth Schedule has raised questions among journalists, activists and rights groups over the use of anti-terror provisions against a journalist.

Critics argue that the reported absence of a public trial or clearly stated criminal allegations against Irshad raises serious concerns about press freedom and independent journalism. Pakistani journalists and activists have reportedly described the move as an attack on media freedom and warned that it could have a chilling effect on journalists covering protests, human rights and political unrest.

The development comes amid broader restrictions on media access and reporting from Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir. Foreign journalists and Pakistani staff working with international media have reportedly faced additional government clearance requirements for reporting outside Islamabad, Lahore and Karachi.

Pakistan Places Journalist Danish Irshad On Fourth Schedule Terror Watch List | Press Freedom Under Fire

Pakistan is staring down a perfect storm of crises.
From escalating protests in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir to a rapidly deteriorating security situation in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, pressure is mounting on the Shehbaz Sharif government. Is the Shehbaz Sharif government losing its grip and can it contain the political, economic and security crises threatening to overwhelm Pakistan?

Protests, Security Crisis & Political Turmoil Rock Pakistan

Hundreds of members of Pakistan's transgender (Khwaja Sira) community and their supporters gathered in Karachi to protest against soaring inflation, rising fuel prices, expensive food, and the increasing cost of living.

The demonstrators carried placards demanding urgent government action, better employment opportunities, and financial relief for vulnerable communities. Protesters said the rapid increase in the prices of essential goods, housing, and transportation has made survival increasingly difficult, especially for transgender Pakistanis who continue to face discrimination and limited access to formal employment.

Pakistan's Transgender Community Protests Rising Inflation and Cost of Living in Karachi

Massive protests continue in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) as thousands gathered in Rawalakot, where protest leader Sardar Aman Khan openly challenged Pakistan's narrative on Kashmir. Calling the region an "occupied territory," Khan's remarks drew loud applause from demonstrators
The protests, which have continued for more than 40 days, reflect growing public unrest over alleged exploitation, denial of rights, and administrative oppression. India has urged the international community to hold Pakistan accountable for human rights violations and the crackdown on peaceful protesters in the region.

Pok erupts against Pakistan | protest leader declares Kashmir is occupied territory

Hundreds of protesters have stormed the US consulate on March 1, following the news of the death of Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei in a US-Israeli joint operation. Visuals circulating of protesters vandalising and setting fire to the establishment as the situation continues to deteriorate. At least 9 people were dead in the confrontation between the security forces and protestors. According to a report by Dawn, 32 others were injured. However, there is no official verification of the death toll.Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/iran-qalibaf-warns-us-israel-khamenei-killed-strikes-1772348429956">Iran speaker warns US, Israel of 'devastating blows' after Khamenei killed in strikes</a>&nbsp;

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The protestor belonged to a Shia organisation and marched along MT Khan Road towards the diplomatic mission. They can be seen targeting the barricade with sticks and stones. Part of the US consulate was set on fire. The Edhi Rescue service stated that the law enforcement personnel were compelled to use tear gas shelling and baton charge following the security breach in the consulate. According to the rescue service, the deceased sustained gunshot wounds, and the injuries were due to blunt force trauma.&nbsp;“No one will be allowed to take the law into their hands,” said Sindh Home Minister Ziaul Hassan Lanjar, ”Action will be taken in accordance with the law against elements disturbing law and order.” According to the Dawn report, Karachi traffic police said both sides of the Sulatanpur Traffic Section towards Mai Kolachi were closed off.&nbsp;Security forces have maintained a heavy presence in the region as the situation remains tense. Following the US-Israeli strike, Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi reached out to Ishaq Dhar. Pakistan's Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, Ishaq Dar, and Pakistani Prime Minister Shebaz Sharif, condemned the US-Israeli attack on Iran as “unwarranted”. Pakistan is the only Islamic nation with nuclear capability, and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA) released a formal statement declaring that "Iran has the legitimate right to defend itself under the UN Charter".&nbsp;&nbsp;

At least six people were killed after protesters stormed and set fire to a US consulate following the reported death of Ayatollah Khamenei.

Hundreds of protesters have stormed the US consulate on March 1, following the news of the death of Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei in a US-Israeli joint operation. Visuals circulating of protesters vandalising and setting fire to the establishment as the situation continues to deteriorate. At least 9 people were dead in the confrontation between the security forces and protestors. According to a report by Dawn, 32 others were injured. However, there is no official verification of the death toll. Also Read: Iran speaker warns US, Israel of 'devastating blows' after Khamenei killed in strikes

At least six people were killed after protesters stormed and set fire to a US consulate following the reported death of Ayatollah Khamenei.

Protesters storm US Consulate in Karachi after Khamenei’s death

Deadly clashes erupted between Pakistani police and supporters of the hardline Islamist group Tehrik-e-Labaik Pakistan (TLP) during a Gaza solidarity march from Lahore to Islamabad. Police say five people, including a police officer and a bystander, were killed after TLP members allegedly opened fire and torched vehicles in Muridke. The protest, timed ahead of President Donald Trump's Gaza ceasefire deal, has intensified tensions nationwide. Watch the latest footage and updates here.

Pakistan Protests: Police Clash With Anti-Israel TLP Protestors

Massive protests have broken out across major cities in Pakistan following reports of intensified civilian casualties in Gaza. Demonstrators took to the streets demanding immediate action from the Pakistani government and condemning Israeli airstrikes. Islamabad has been placed on high alert amid fears of unrest spreading, with security forces deployed to sensitive zones. The demonstrations come as public anger mounts over perceived global inaction and growing solidarity with the Palestinian cause.

Protests in Pakistan Erupt Over ‘Gaza Killings’, Islamabad on High Alert

A clash erupted between police and protesters in Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir’s (PoK) Dadyal amid demonstrations against soaring inflation and power cuts. Now the protests have intensified and take a toll on lives. Watch to know more.

Pakistan protests intensify: Angry civilians demand 'azadi' from Pak 

A clash erupted between police and protesters in Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir’s (PoK) Dadyal amid demonstrations against soaring inflation and power cuts. 12 Civilians have died. 

Pakistan protests: Angry civilians demand 'azadi' from Pak

Pakistan was marred by protests in the past few days and an incident from there is now making headlines. Security forces were seen pushing a protester off a 25ft-tall tower of shipping containers, as per reports. Hundreds of people were arrested in the protests that saw thousands enter the capital city of Islamabad, demanding the release of former prime minister Imran Khan.

The incident was captured on camera and widely circulated on social media. To counter the massive crowds, protesters alleged that the security forces launched a brutal crackdown and opened fire. Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) claimed that “hundreds” were killed in the violent clashes with security personnel.&nbsp;

The protests were formally suspended on Wednesday following a midnight crackdown that left four dead and over 50 injured.&nbsp;

A video from the protests shows a man seemingly praying on top of a huge wall of containers that were put up to block protesters from reaching their destination.

Also Read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/south-asia/pakistan-launches-midnight-crackdown-after-imran-khans-supporters-breach-high-security-zone-in-islamabad-779498">Protesters retreat after midnight crackdown leads to arrest of several PTI supporters</a>

Forces can then be seen reaching the top and surrounding him, before pushing him off the edge. He hung on to the edge of the container before falling.

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The man's condition is not known and the PTI said it is investigating the incident. Unverified eyewitness reports suggest that the man likely died.

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The protests started on Sunday and a total of 954 people were said to be arrested, as per official reports. The police in Islamabad said on Wednesday that 600 protesters had been arrested in Tuesday’s operation.&nbsp;

Imran Khan's aides alleged, without providing evidence, that the overnight crackdown led to several protesters sustaining gunshot injuries. Ali Amin Gandapur, an aide of Khan and chief minister of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, claimed excessive force was used against the protesters he said were "peaceful".

Meanwhile, Islamabad’s police chief, Ali Rizvi, rejected the accusations, saying that no live ammunition was used in the operation which was conducted alongside paramilitary forces. He added that automatic rifles and tear gas guns were recovered from the scene of the protests.

Pakistan was marred by protests in the past few days and an incident from there is now making headlines. Security forces were seen pushing a protester off a 25ft-tall tower of shipping containers, as per reports.

Pakistan was marred by protests in the past few days and an incident from there is now making headlines. Security forces were seen pushing a protester off a 25ft-tall tower of shipping containers, as per reports. Hundreds of people were arrested in the protests that saw thousands enter the capital city of Islamabad, demanding the release of former prime minister Imran Khan. The incident was captured on camera and widely circulated on social media. To counter the massive crowds, protesters alleged that the security forces launched a brutal crackdown and opened fire. Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) claimed that “hundreds” were killed in the violent clashes with security personnel. The protests were formally suspended on Wednesday following a midnight crackdown that left four dead and over 50 injured. A video from the protests shows a man seemingly praying on top of a huge wall of containers that were put up to block protesters from reaching their destination. Also Read: Protesters retreat after midnight crackdown leads to arrest of several PTI supporters Forces can then be seen reaching the top and surrounding him, before pushing him off the edge. He hung on to the edge of the container before falling. Pakistani police throw man from three-story-high stack of shipping containers while he is praying pic.twitter.com/vjaVXza4Vb — Bad Cops 🚨 (@CopsGoneWrong) November 27, 2024 × The man's condition is not known and the PTI said it is investigating the incident. Unverified eyewitness reports suggest that the man likely died. Pakistan protests The protests started on Sunday and a total of 954 people were said to be arrested, as per official reports. The police in Islamabad said on Wednesday that 600 protesters had been arrested in Tuesday’s operation. Imran Khan's aides alleged, without providing evidence, that the overnight crackdown led to several protesters sustaining gunshot injuries. Ali Amin Gandapur, an aide of Khan and chief minister of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, claimed excessive force was used against the protesters he said were "peaceful". Meanwhile, Islamabad’s police chief, Ali Rizvi, rejected the accusations, saying that no live ammunition was used in the operation which was conducted alongside paramilitary forces. He added that automatic rifles and tear gas guns were recovered from the scene of the protests.

Pakistan protests: Viral video shows man pushed off 25ft-tall container tower

Thousands of people protested in Pakistan cities on Sunday after the Iran-backed group Hezbollah confirmed that its longtime chief, Hassan Nasrallah,&nbsp;had been killed by an Israeli airstrike in Lebanon.

Hezbollah said on Saturday that Nasrallah was killed in the strike on Beirut's southern suburbs a day earlier, dealing a massive blow to the group he had led for decades.

Around 4,000 people gathered in the Pakistan capital Islamabad and 3,000 in the southern port city of Karachi during rallies and funeral prayers for Nasrallah, led by Shiite Muslim groups.

Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/hezbollah-hides-among-civilians-israel-says-militant-groups-hq-located-53-metres-from-un-school-762987">Israel claims Hezbollah's HQ located 53 metres from UN school</a>

"We stand against what Israel is doing in Palestine and Lebanon, this is why we are here today," 27-year-old Taskeen Zafar said during the rally in Islamabad.&nbsp;

The killing of Nasrallah marked a sharp escalation in nearly a year of tit-for-tat cross-border fire between Hezbollah and Israel, and risks plunging the wider region into war.

"Pakistan strongly condemns the growing Israeli adventurism in the Middle East," Pakistan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in a statement on Sunday.&nbsp;

"Yesterday's reckless act of killing the Secretary General of Hezbollah in Lebanon constitutes a major escalation in an already volatile region."

Iran-backed Hezbollah began low-intensity cross-border strikes on Israeli troops a day after its Palestinian ally Hamas staged an unprecedented attack on Israel on October 7, triggering war in the Gaza Strip.

Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/iranian-mole-gave-away-hezbollah-chief-hassan-nasrallahs-location-report-claims-762929">Iranian mole gave away Hezbollah chief Nasrallah’s location? Report claims...</a>

Nearly a year later, Israel announced a shift in focus to battling Hezbollah on its northern front.

Hamas's October 7 attack resulted in the deaths of 1,205 people, mostly civilians, according to an AFP tally based on Israeli official figures that include hostages killed in captivity.

Israel's retaliatory military offensive has killed at least 41,595 people in Gaza, most of them civilians, according to figures from the Hamas-run territory's health ministry.&nbsp;

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Thousands of people protested in Pakistan cities on Sunday after the Iran-backed group Hezbollah confirmed that its longtime chief, Hassan Nasrallah, had been killed by an Israeli airstrike in Lebanon.

Thousands of people protested in Pakistan cities on Sunday after the Iran-backed group Hezbollah confirmed that its longtime chief, Hassan Nasrallah, had been killed by an Israeli airstrike in Lebanon. Hezbollah said on Saturday that Nasrallah was killed in the strike on Beirut's southern suburbs a day earlier, dealing a massive blow to the group he had led for decades. Around 4,000 people gathered in the Pakistan capital Islamabad and 3,000 in the southern port city of Karachi during rallies and funeral prayers for Nasrallah, led by Shiite Muslim groups. Also read: Israel claims Hezbollah's HQ located 53 metres from UN school "We stand against what Israel is doing in Palestine and Lebanon, this is why we are here today," 27-year-old Taskeen Zafar said during the rally in Islamabad. The killing of Nasrallah marked a sharp escalation in nearly a year of tit-for-tat cross-border fire between Hezbollah and Israel, and risks plunging the wider region into war. "Pakistan strongly condemns the growing Israeli adventurism in the Middle East," Pakistan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in a statement on Sunday. "Yesterday's reckless act of killing the Secretary General of Hezbollah in Lebanon constitutes a major escalation in an already volatile region." Iran-backed Hezbollah began low-intensity cross-border strikes on Israeli troops a day after its Palestinian ally Hamas staged an unprecedented attack on Israel on October 7, triggering war in the Gaza Strip. Also read: Iranian mole gave away Hezbollah chief Nasrallah’s location? Report claims... Nearly a year later, Israel announced a shift in focus to battling Hezbollah on its northern front. Hamas's October 7 attack resulted in the deaths of 1,205 people, mostly civilians, according to an AFP tally based on Israeli official figures that include hostages killed in captivity. Israel's retaliatory military offensive has killed at least 41,595 people in Gaza, most of them civilians, according to figures from the Hamas-run territory's health ministry. Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

Protests erupt across Pakistan condemning Hezbollah leader Nasrallah’s killing in Israeli airstrike

Pakistan's port city of Gwadar have been rocked by protests, thousands of protestors have brought the city to a standstill leading to clashes between the police forces and the protestors

Protests erupt in Pak's port city of Gwadar, bring the city to a standstill

The tussle between Imran Khan and the government continued on Monday as the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf (PTI) chief said there was an 80 per cent chance that he was going to be arrested by the authorities when he goes to court in Islamabad.

Former Pakistan PM Imran Khan fears arrest in Islamabad on Tuesday

Pakistani police on Friday entered former prime minister and PTI Chief Imran Khan's home to search for suspects authorities alleged were involved in attacks on government and army buildings.

Pakistan: Police raids Imran Khan's residence on claims of him protecting aides

Former Pakistan Prime Minister and PTI Chief Imran Khan on Wednesday claimed that the police have surrounded his house and that he could be arrested any moment.

Former Pak PM Imran Khan alleges plot for another arrest

The Pakistan army vowed to bring to justice "spoilers" involved in last week's attacks on military installations through trials under relevant laws of Pakistan including Pakistan Army Act.

Pakistan government to PTI: Handover terrorists or else law will take its course

The Pakistan army on Monday vowed to bring to justice "spoilers" involved in last week's attacks on military installations through trials under relevant laws of Pakistan including Pakistan Army Act.

Pakistan army vows to punish violent protesters

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chief and former prime minister Imran Khan has blamed the "agencies men" for arson and shooting in some areas during the May 9 violent protests, which were triggered following his arrest in the Al-Qadir Trust case. His statement comes shortly after the military's top brass vowed to try protesters and their abettors under relevant laws, including the Pakistan Army Act and the Official Secrets Act.

Imran Khan accuses 'agencies men' for arson and shooting during May 9 mayhem

The Lahore High Court (LHC) on Tuesday reserved its verdict on PTI Chairman Imran Khan’s plea against his arrest in any case registered on or after May 9, when he was arrested from the premises of the Islamabad High Court in the Al-Qadir Trust case.

Lahore High Court reserves verdict on Imran Khan's plea

The current crisis, in particular the reaction to Imran Khan's arrest, is a result of Pakistan's complicated civil-military relations, which have included coups and military influence over Pakistani politics. WION decodes Pakistani military's influence in politics.

Decoding Pakistani military's influence in politics

Thousands of Pakistani government supporters converged on the country's Supreme Court on Monday, in a rare challenge to the nation's judiciary. The demonstrators demanded the resignation of the chief justice over ordering the release of former Prime Minister Imran Khan.

Pro-govt protesters accuse Pakistan Chief Justice of bias

Pakistan's former prime minister Imran Khan on Monday reached the Lahore High Court to seek bail in the cases registered against him for torching the house of the Corps Commander and other incidents of violence erupted after his arrest last week.

Pakistan: Imran Khan reaches Lahore High Court to seek bail

Pakistan's former Prime Minister and PTI Chief Imran Khan, who spent 48 hours in the custody of National Accountability Bureau (NAB) after a dramatic arrest on Tuesday, got a relief from the Supreme Court on Thursday. Pakistan's Supreme Court ordered the immediate release of Imran Khan and termed his arrest as 'unlawful' and 'illegal'.

Pak SC says Imran Khan's arrest in 'unlawful', orders his release

Here, we bring you the news that is trending across WION's social media platforms - Protesters in Pakistan stormed into the house of the Corps Commanders House in Lahore Cantt in the aftermath of the arrest of former prime minister Imran Khan.

Protesters 'loot' mutton korma and peacock from Lahore corps commander's house | Trending on WION

In the midst of Pakistan's political turmoil, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif addressed the nation on Wednesday. Sharif went on to slam former PM and PTI Chief Imran Khan for the ongoing unrest in the country and raked up the alleged corrupt practices carried out by him during his tenure as Prime Minister. Shehbaz Sharif also termed damaging public property an "act of terrorism" and "enmity" towards the country.

Imran Khan Arrest: Pak PM Shehbaz Sharif slams protesters for destroying public infrastructure

After former Pakistan PM Imran Khan's arrest, other senior PTI leaders were also put behind the bars. Fawad Chaudhary, Pakistan's former minister of information and broadcasting was arrested in the wee hours of Thursday. He was taken into custody from outside the Pakistan Supreme Court. Pakistan's political turmoil intensified late Wednesday with violent nationwide protests the government deployed the military as former prime minister Imran Khan was remanded in custody for eight days on fresh corruption charges following his dramatic detention.

Imran Khan Arrest: Pakistan being engulfed in violence & chaos, PTI leaders arrested

Pakistan's political turmoil intensified with protests swelling & government deploying the military as Imran Khan was remanded in custody for 8 days. Khan's arrest has brought 1000s of his supporters to the streets in cities. It may seem ludicrous, but exasperated citizens are looting government & military assets. Protesters stormed the corps commander's house in Lahore cantonment. Food items like korma, salad, frozen strawberries & even ketchup were stolen. And not just food items, even peacocks were taken away. The chaos is reminiscent of the upheaval in Sri Lanka. Last July, protesters stormed the residence of Gotabaya Rajapaksa, then the president of Sri Lanka. Hundreds of protests packed into rooms & corridors, while hundreds also milled around the grounds outside. Videos showed scores of people taking a dip in the palace pool. Protesters lounged on beds piled high with pillows. In the lush green gardens of the premises, groups gathered with snacks, sipping on soda & tea.

Looted in Lahore: Korma, salad, frozen strawberries & even ketchup | Corp Commander's home stormed

The Islamabad High Court (IHC) on Tuesday night ruled former Prime Minister and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chairman Imran Khan's arrest as 'legal'. The move has since sparked violent protests across the country.

Islamabad High Court declares ex-Pak PM Imran Khan's arrest 'legal'

Protests erupted across Pakistan after former Prime Minister Imran Khan was arrested during a court appearance in the capital, for one of dozens of cases pending since he was ousted last year.

Massive protests erupt across Pakistan against ex-PM Imran Khan's arrest

The accountability court has started hearing of the Al Qadir Trust case against PTI Chairman Imran Khan at the police headquarters in Islamabad on Wednesday. The NAB officials have requested 14-day physical remand of Imran Khan.

Former Pak PM Imran Khan presented before the accountability court

The National Accountability Bureau (NAB) on Tuesday requested 14-day physical remand of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chief Imran Khan in the Al-Qadir Trust case.

Pakistan: NAB seeks 14-day-remand as Imran Khan's hearing begins

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