Pakistan Tightens Media Censorship, Bans Coverage of 'Unpleasant Incidents'
Pakistan has directed TV channels to ban live coverage and reporting of 'unpleasant incidents' like explosions and terrorist attacks. This move is seen as part of long-standing censorship aimed at shielding the public from harsh realities.
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