Born with the name Fatima-Zohra Imalayen, in 1936 in Cherchell, Algeria, Assia Djebar would become the country’s most distinguished female writer. T
Razia Bhatti was a Pakistan journalist whose actions and writing still resonate in the nation today. Despite of the oppressive political climate in Pa
Saida Ramadan, a Sudanese journalist, began writing in exile from Egypt after the Muslim fundamentalist-backed regime of Lt. General Omar Hassan al-Ba
An Oxford graduate who grew up in North London, Shelina Zahra Janmohamed is a writer with many credits to her name, particularly as the author of Love
Ayse Önal is a Turkish reporter who has dedicated herself to reporting on Turkish politics, culture, organized crime, and conflicts in the Middle Eas
Bina Bektiati, an Indonesian journalist, began reporting about politics for the independent newsweekly Tempo in 1991. When in 1994 the magazine was b
Amal Abbas is the only female editor-in-chief in the nation of Sudan and acts in the capacity for the Khartoum-based independent daily Al Raj al Akher
Born and educated in Afghanistan, Sharifa Akhlas now works in exile as a radio and television producer and reporter for the Afghan Media Resource Cent
