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    Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (PEMRA) regulates electronic media in Pakistan and issues broadcasting licenses with objectives of improving standards of information, education, and entertainment. PEMRA was established in 2002 to monitor TV channels, issue licenses to companies, and reduce content that goes against the country. The regulatory framework outlines categories of licenses, terms and conditions for licensees, and restrictions on granting licenses to foreign individuals or organizations.

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    Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (PEMRA) regulates electronic media in Pakistan and issues broadcasting licenses with objectives of improving standards of information, education, and entertainment. PEMRA was established in 2002 to monitor TV channels, issue licenses to companies, and reduce content that goes against the country. The regulatory framework outlines categories of licenses, terms and conditions for licensees, and restrictions on granting licenses to foreign individuals or organizations.

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    Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (PEMRA) regulates electronic media in Pakistan and issues broadcasting licenses with objectives of improving standards of information, education, and entertainment. PEMRA was established in 2002 to monitor TV channels, issue licenses to companies, and reduce content that goes against the country. The regulatory framework outlines categories of licenses, terms and conditions for licensees, and restrictions on granting licenses to foreign individuals or organizations.

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    Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (PEMRA) regulates electronic media in Pakistan and issues broadcasting licenses with objectives of improving standards of information, education, and entertainment. PEMRA was established in 2002 to monitor TV channels, issue licenses to companies, and reduce content that goes against the country. The regulatory framework outlines categories of licenses, terms and conditions for licensees, and restrictions on granting licenses to foreign individuals or organizations.

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    • introduction
    • Objectives Of PEMRA
    • Regulatory Framework
    • The Need Of PEMRA
    • Category Of Licenses
    • Terms and Conditions of Licenses
    • Economic Contribution
    Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory
    Authority

    • Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority


    is an independent and constitutionally
    established federal institution responsible for
    regulating and issuing channel licenses for
    establishment of the mass media culture, print
    and electronic media.

    • Pakistan electronic media regulatory authority


    (PEMRA) was established in march 2002

    • Musharraf utilized the PEMRA rules in his


    tenure to tame electronic media/
    PERMA

    • it works on improving the standards of information, education and


    entertainment.

    • Provided to the people of Pakistan through news current affairs, art, culture,
    science and technology, Music, films dramas morning shows talk shows.
    Objectives of PEMRA

     Improving standards of information, education, and entertainment.


     enlarging the choice of people for news, current affairs, and music.
     improving access of people to mass media at the local and
    community level.
     Regulate the establishment and operation of the licensees.
    Regulatory Framework

     PEMRA has been given the mandate to improve the standards of


    information, education and entertainment, to widen the choice
    available to the people for news, current affairs and other
    programmers: to facilitate the devolution of responsibility and to
    ensure transparency by optimizing free flow of information.
    Need Of PEMRA

     To Monitor TV Channels.
     To reduce things against country.
     To Issue license Companies.
    Categories of licenses

     International and National scale stations


     Provincial scale broadcast
     Local Area or Community based Radio and TV
    Broadcast
     Specific and specialized subjects
     Distribution services
    Terms and conditions of
    license

     Ensure that all programs and advertisements do not encourage violence,


    terrorism, racial, religious discrimination, sectarianism, extremism, militancy,
    hatred, pornography, other material offensive to commonly accepted standards
    of decency.

     obey with rules made under this Ordinance.

     obey with the codes of programs and advertisements approved by the Authority
    and appoint an in-house monitoring committee, under intimation to the Authority,
    to ensure compliance of the Code.
    Terms and conditions of
    license

     ensure keeping care of the national, cultural, social and religious values
    and the principles of public policy as enshrined in the Constitution of the
    Islamic Republic of Pakistan.

     ensure maintenance of the freedom, security and integrity of the Islamic


    Republic of Pakistan
    Certain persons not be
    granted license

     A License should not be granted to: A person who is not a citizen of Pakistan or
    resident in Pakistan.

     A foreign company organized under the laws of any foreign government.

     A company the majority of whose shares are owned or controlled by foreign


    nationals or companies whose management or control is vested in foreign
    nationals, or companies.

     Any person funded or sponsored by a foreign government or organization.

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