Zia Ur Rehman won four Agahi Journalism Awards 2013

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Zia Ur Rehman is an award-winning journalist and researcher who is currently working as a Senior Reporter with The News International, one of the Pakistan’s leading newspapers. He is also associated with New York Times. Besides it, his writes up also appears in different national and international media outlets including Dawn, The Friday Times, Central Asia Online, The National, CTC Sentinel, Jamestown Foundation, The News International, Herald, Pique, Viewpoint Online and Counter Current.

Rehman has also worked with Management Systems International (MSI), Open Society Foundation, Sustainable Development Policy Institute (SDPI) and Labour Education Foundation (LEF) . He is also author of a book titled 'Turmoil in Karachi'.

He belongs from Swat Valley, Khyber Pakhtoonkhwa but lives in Karachi. He did his graduations in Mass Communications and Gender Studies from University of Karachi.

Specialties: Conflict Resolution, Peace, Regional Security, Militancy, Democracy and Political Economy, Parliamentary Affairs and Practices, Human Rights and Social Justice,
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Zia Ur Rehman won four Agahi Journalism Awards 2013

Posted: October 14, 2013 in Uncategorized

Zia Ur Rehman has five journalism Agahi Awards on different reports published in The Friday Times on militancy, women voting rights, polio vaccination and minorities.

http://www.agahiawards.com/2013/