By Ariba Shahid KARACHI, June 28 (Reuters) - Pakistan's media regulator has suspended the broadcast licence of television channel Geo News for 15 days over content aired during a programme marking ...

Pakistan's media regulator, PEMRA, has suspended the license of Geo News for fifteen days due to the broadcast of "unacceptable religious images" during a program aired on Muharram ...

A major Pakistani news channel apologised on Sunday after it was handed a 15-day suspension by a regulator for airing a documentary that included ...

Pakistan's media regulator has suspended the broadcast licence of Geo News for fifteen days following content aired during a programme marking Muharram ...

Pakistan has suspended Geo News for 15 days over a Muharram broadcast, citing religious sensitivities and risks to public order. The move has renewed concerns over media censorship and sectarian ...

The regulator said the broadcast contained “religious visualisations” that could hurt religious sentiments, threaten sectarian harmony and disturb public order.

Pakistan's media regulator suspended Geo News for 15 days over a Muharram programme, saying its content could hurt religious sentiments and disturb public order. PEMRA also ordered an internal inquiry ...

Geo News, one of Pakistan’s largest private television networks, has faced regulatory action following the broadcast.

The regulator has ordered Geo News to conduct an internal inquiry and has referred the matter to the Council of Complaints.

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Social media users demand channel authorities to issue an official apology regarding the sequence. Few orthodox users also called for regulatory authorities to examine the matter.