Women Journalists
I was thirteen when I saw them take her to the mental asylum. She lived in a shack across the…
“To be honest, I had never wanted to be involved in any kind of social activism, but now I feel that I have to do it,” says Zhanna Nemtsova.
Why she may have quit is not clear. She was popular for taking up issues that mattered to citizens.
For our Why I Write series, journalist Teresa Rehman writes about the journey behind her latest book Bulletproof: A Journalist’s Notebook on Reporting Conflict, and how countless journalists work under tremendous duress, constantly flirting with danger.
On a cold winter’s day, in January 2019, more than 150 women journalists from across 23 states had gathered at…
After the #MeToo movement took off and men in powerful positions started getting sacked or stepped down from their positions,…
I have always been in awe of the work Managing Editor of CNBC, Shereen Bhan has done. What makes her…
Women journalists do shoulder equal responsibilities as their male counterparts, while reporting from the ground. But it is here that…
After the shocking murder of veteran journalist and Editor of Rising Kashmir, Shujaat Bukhari, state of journalists in Jammu and…
A Kuwaiti game show host is having the worst time with Eid just around the corner as she was fired on a…
A Kuwaiti woman television news anchor is paying the price for complimenting a male colleague on air. Basima Al-Shammar called her male…
When people got curious about journalist Meena Menon‘s experiences of reporting in Pakistan, she decided to write a book about her…
