JOURNALIST

Charlize Theron 'blessed' to Work with Seth Rogen

Hollywood star Charlize Theron says she feels blessed to get an opportunity to collaborate with Seth Rogen on their upcoming film "Long Shot".

DDCA Row: Rajat Sharma Should be Removed as President of Delhi Cricket Body, Says Resolution Issued by 8 Board of Directors

The ones who have signed the resolution during a meeting held last Sunday are Vinod Tihara, Rajan Manchanda, Sanjay Bhardwaj, Alok Mittal, Apurv Gupta, SN Sharma, Sudhir Agarwal and Nitin Gupta.

Delhi Police Assistant Sub-Inspector Assaults Journalist on Duty; Watch Video

Delhi police official reportedly thrashed and abused a local journalist in the national capital. The police official is an assistant sub-inspector (ASI) rank, officer.

Turkey Arrests 2 UAE Spies Linked to Khashoggi Murder

Turkey on Friday arrested two United Arab Emirates based intelligence operatives for allegedly spying for Saudi Arabia in relation with Jamal Khashoggi's murder.

Khashoggi Murder Perpetrators Should Be Tried, Says UN Investigator

A UN investigator on Thursday urged United Nations to provide justice to slain journalist Jamal Khashoggi, recommending that the "perpetrators" and the "masterminds" behind the murder should be "tried".

Delhi Court Frames Defamation Charge Against Priya Ramani in Case Filed by M J Akbar in #MeToo Case

A Delhi court Wednesday framed defamation charge against journalist Priya Ramani in a case filed by ex-Union minister M J Akbar after she levelled allegations of sexual misconduct against him.

US Bars Entry to 16 Saudis over Khashoggi Killing: Pompeo

The United States on Monday barred entry to 16 Saudi nationals over what it described as their role in the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.

Lok Sabha Elections 2019: Congress Workers Attack Photojournalist for Clicking Pictures of Empty Chairs at Rally in Tamil Nadu’s Virudhunagar; Watch Video

In a shocking case reported from Tamil Nadu, a photojournalist was manhandled and thrashed for clicking pictures of empty chairs at Indian National Congress's public meeting. The incident took place on Saturday in Virudhunagar district.

Rights and Media Groups Want Information on Khashoggi Trial

Seven human rights and press freedom groups are urging the United States, Britain and France to speak out publicly about the trial in Saudi Arabia of 11 people charged in the murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi which their diplomats are attending.

Philippines Arrests Journalist Maria Ressa on Fraud Charge

Philippine journalist Maria Ressa was arrested Friday on a fraud charge, her second detention in what press freedom advocates have said is retaliation for her news site's criticism of President Rodrigo Duterte.

Jamal Khashoggi Murder: Saudi's Secretive Trial Violates Human Rights Law, Says UN Investigator

Saudi Arabia's secretive hearing for 11 suspects accused in the murder of Washington Post Journalist Jamal Khashoggi's is the "violations of human rights law", said a United Nations human rights expert on Thursday (local times).

Khashoggi's Murder: Pompeo Reiterates to Hold Perpetrators Accountable

Reiterating his promise, US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Wednesday (local time) said that US will hold the murderers of Washington Post Journalist Jamal Khashoggi's "accountable."

Canadian Journalist Saves Teenage Girl From Harassment on Flight, Her Tweets Kickstart Discussion on How to Deal With Such Situations

Canadian Journalist Joanna Chiu was on a flight to Vancouver when she noticed something off the track.

Delhi: Uber Driver Does it Again With Woman Passenger, Says ‘Sit on My Lap if You Are Feeling Hot’

Uber driver misbehaved with Delhi-based journalist and said ‘sit on my lap if you are feeling hot’

Barkha Dutt Online Harassment Case: Four Arrested For Sending Dick Pic to TV Journalist

Barkha Dutt had registered an FIR on February 21 stating that she was receiving threatening phone calls, messages and nude images including dick picture on WhatsApp.

When the German FA Banned Women's Football...

At 75, former footballer Baerbel Wohlleben still clearly remembers the moment in 1974 when a journalist asked, "but when you head the ball, doesn't it mess up your hair?" At that time, Wohlleben had already turned 30, but was only officially three years into her career as a footballer, because until 1971 the German Football Association (DFB) banned women from playing in competitions.

Saudi Crown Prince Launched 'secret Campaign' to Silence Dissenters Prior to Khashoggi Killing: Report

Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman authorised a "secret campaign" to silence dissenters more than a year before the killing of Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi, the New York Times reported on Sunday.

For Pompeo, Climate Change Not in Top 5 Threats to US

Washington D.C. For US Secretary of State, Michael Pompeo, climate change doesn't figure amongst the top five threats to the United States - reflecting the rhetoric set out by US President Donald Trump, even as students across the world staged mass protests against inaction over climate change