Abstract
Media is the most crucial element for the development of freedom of expression. Unfortunately history of Pakistan is evident of many unjustified rules and regulations imposed on media at the name of securing „National Interest‟. Many steps were taken like Press and Publication Ordinance (1963), creation of National Press Trust (1964), Registration of Printing Presses and Publication Ordinance (1988) etc… to keep the media in control. On October 12, 1999 the fourth martial law was imposed by General Pervaiz Musharraf who introduced a new dimension of media‟s role towards politics and then media started its journey towards gradual freedom and liberty. This research paper is a qualitative analysis of the relation between Pakistan‟s political and military governments and media.

Saima Parveen, Muhammad Nawaz Bhatti. (2018) FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION AND MEDIA CENSORSHIP IN PAKISTAN: A HISTORICAL STUDY, Journal Of Historical Studies, Volume 2, Issue 4.
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