Najeeha Rehman Qadri, a Pakistani media professional currently studying in Australia, shares her perspective on freedom of expression and media freedom in the two countries. Drawing on her experience in both media landscapes, she discusses how legal frameworks, journalistic practices, and social norms shape public discourse. Listen to the podcast, as she explores the opportunities, responsibilities, and challenges of exercising free expression in both Australia and Pakistan.
Pakistani media professional, educator, and founder of the advertising agency Circuit, Najiha Rehman shares her insights into freedom of expression and media freedom through the lens of her experience in both Pakistan and Australia. She believes that while every country places certain limits on free expression, those boundaries are often shaped by public sensitivities, cultural values, and societal beliefs.
In this podcast, Najiha discusses how Australia's media environment offers greater creative freedom, stronger institutional support, and better production resources, all of which influence the way stories are told. At the same time, she highlights the resilience and creativity of Pakistani students and media professionals, who continue to produce high-quality work despite limited resources and professional challenges.
