Both men’s faces were bruised and cut in the pictures, which were verified by Reuters. Asked about the incident, an acting Taliban minister said that any attack on journalists would be investig...

According to the LA Times the Taliban also stopped its journalists from photographing the protesting women; the foreign correspondents, however, were only forced to leave the area. The LA Times also ...

A group of Afghans who worked for The New York Times, along with their families, touched down safely early on Wednesday — not in New York or Washington, but at Benito Juarez International Airpor...

As the US and other countries accelerate efforts to get Afghan allies out of the country, Afghan journalists employed by foreign news organisations are facing a more perilous route to safety from the ...

Jammu and Kashmir police chief Dilbag Singh on Wednesday directed "immediate action" against a police officer involved in the beating of journalists during a Muharram procession in the city,...

Police on Tuesday lathicharged and thrashed a group of journalists covering a Muharram procession in Srinagar, evoking criticism from various quarters. Police also detained a few Shia mourners at Jeh...

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The Supreme Court is scheduled to hear on August 5 the pleas, including the one filed by senior journalists N Ram and Sashi Kumar, who have sought an independent probe by a sitting or a retired judge ...

The US government pledged Monday to steer clear of legal orders that force journalists to reveal their sources, with only rare exceptions, reversing course after revelations of secret efforts to obtai...

Pegasus, an Israeli-made spyware, was in the news in the later months of 2019. In October 2019, WhatsApp said it was suing NSO Group, an Israeli surveillance firm that was behind the technology for Pe...