Kamran Ali

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Kamran Ali, a seasoned journalist from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan, has a decade of experience covering terrorism, human rights, politics, economy, climate change, culture, and sports. With an MS in Media Studies, he has worked across print, radio, TV, and digital media, producing investigative reports and co-hosting shows that highlight critical issues.

Fields of Expertise

Investigative Journalism and Human Rights

Past Organizations

Daily Nai Baat, Daily Times, Capital TV, VoicePk.net, The PenPK.com, Radio Pakistan, Aaj News/TV, Aaj Digital

Press freedom under siege in Pakistan as journalists face unprecedented risks: report

Report raises alarms about PECA law changes that let authorities suppress dissent, disguised as regulating online content

Disarmament of warring groups in sectarian violence-hit Pakistan district – will it bring lasting peace?

Kurram DC says rival groups have begun surrendering arms under the peace deal, but some locals remain skeptical about its long-term impact

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Kamran Ali

Fields of Expertise

Past Organizations

Press freedom under siege in Pakistan as journalists face unprecedented risks: report

Report raises alarms about PECA law changes that let authorities suppress dissent, disguised as regulating online content

Disarmament of warring groups in sectarian violence-hit Pakistan district – will it bring lasting peace?

Kurram DC says rival groups have begun surrendering arms under the peace deal, but some locals remain skeptical about its long-term impact

Blast in Pakistan's northwest kills seven, injures 15

The explosion targeted a peace committee office in Wana, South Waziristan

Pakistan’s KP plans to halt 131-year-old water sharing agreement with Punjab

KP Assembly member Rajab Ali Abbasi says Galiyat residents buy water to survive while millions of gallons flow to Murree

Pakistani court orders government to regulate cryptocurrency within two months

Case filed by Barrister Huzaifa Ahmed challenges legality of cryptocurrency, forex trading over lack of regulation

Blockade in Pakistan's restive Parachinar hits six-month mark, 400,000 still isolated

Traders in capital Kurram strike over supply shortages; residents pay 700 rupees per kilo for tomatoes