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Zia Ur Rehman
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The blog contains Zia Ur Rehman's written reports and commentaries about Pakistan and Afghanistan, covering a range of issues including militancy, development, politics and human rights.
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Zia Ur Rehman is a journalist and social researcher associated with Central Asia Online and Weekly Hum Shehri and his writes up also appears in The News, Jamestown Foundation, New York Times, The Friday Times, The National, Himal South Asian, Pique and Counter Current. He has also worked with Open Society Foundation, Sustainable Development Policy Institute (SDPI) and Labour Education Foundation (LEF). He belongs from Swat Valley of Khyber Pakhtoonkhwa but lives in Karachi. He did his graduations in Mass Communications and Gender Studies from University of Karachi.
Zia on Twitter
- RT @omar_quraishi: Barrister Bacha was known for his very brief one or two sentence letters - first in Dawn and later also in The News 1 hour ago
- "@RahatShinwari: MNA of NA-45 Khyber Agency Alhaj Shaji Gul Afridi along other 5 FATA parliamentarians joined PMLN" 3 hours ago
- RT @Samiyousafzai: @zalmayzia @ I thought Taliban ATTANs are popular in Pakistan not afghan ATTAN , 8 hours ago
- @DrAwab any PTI protest today in Karachi? 8 hours ago
- RT @ANI_news: Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai at a university convocation in Jalandhar http://t.co/fAfDISu7by" 8 hours ago
- RT @ImApakistani: It's hard to forget someone who gave you so much to remember. 8 hours ago
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- Published in (165)
- Central Asia Online (76)
- CTC Sentinel (4)
- Himal SouthAsian (2)
- Jamestown Foundation (9)
- New York Times (4)
- Pique (2)
- The Friday Times (51)
- The National (1)
- The News (16)
- Published in (165)
Top Posts
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Recent Posts
- Taliban Spread Terror in Karachi as the New Gang in Town
- Politics of fear
- Pakistan condemns assassination of Parveen Rehman
- Pakistan hosts training operations in North Arabian Sea
- Sindh devises strategy to protect shrines, Sufi personalities
- Musharraf ready for Chitral battle
- Karachi in Turmoil
- Kabul captures Maulvi Faqir
- Profile of Dr. Allah Nazar Baloch, Leader of Baloch Liberation Front
- The Significance of Maulvi Nazir’s Death in Pakistan
Blogroll
- Central Asia Online
- Chowk
- Citizens For Democracy
- Daily Azadi Swat
- Himal South Asian
- Human Rights Commission of Pakistan
- Jamestown Foundation
- Khyber Watch : Pakthun E-magazine
- New York Times (Asia Pacific)
- Pakistan Institute of Peace Studies
- The Baloch Hal | Baloch Perspective
- The Friday Times
- Themes
- Watan Dost
- Weekly "Hum Shehri"
- WordPress Blog
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