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Jugnu Mohsin
Jugnu Mohsin (born 1962 or ) is a Pakistani publisher and editor of the Lahore-based ''The Friday Times'', Pakistan's first English-language independent newsweekly. She also writes a monthly satire column for the paper. In 1999, her husband, ''Friday Times'' editor-in-chief Najam Sethi, was kidnapped by the Nawaz Sharif government for his work as a journalist and held for a month without charge, causing Mohsin to launch an international campaign for his release. That year, she and Sethi were awarded the International Press Freedom Award of the Committee to Protect Journalists. At present, she hosts a television show, ''Jugnu on Geo News''.
== Founding of ''The Friday Times'' ==
According to Sethi, he first conceived of the idea for an independent Pakistani newspaper out of frustration: while briefly imprisoned in 1984 on trumped-up copyright charges, no newspapers had protested his arrest. The following year, he and Mohsin applied for a publishing license under Mohsin's name, since Sethi was "too notorious an offender" to be approved. Called into Nawaz Sharif's office to discuss the application, Mohsin told him that she intended to publish "a social chit chat thing, you know, with lots of pictures of parties and weddings". It was finally approved in 1987, but Mohsin requested a one-year delay to avoid the first issue coming out during the dictatorship of General Zia ul Haq. The paper's first issue appeared in May 1989.
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