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Amjad Taha
Mr Taha, the British Arab journalist, gained his Journalism, Media and Cultural Studies Degree, BA (Hons) from Middlesex University, London, UK. He’s achieved his Postgraduate Diploma in Business A...voir plusMr Taha, the British Arab journalist, gained his Journalism, Media and Cultural Studies Degree, BA (Hons) from Middlesex University, London, UK. He’s achieved his Postgraduate Diploma in Business Administration.
Apart from being a multi- lingual journalist who writes, informative and interesting stories that give all involved parties an opportunity to have their say. He’s also had frequent appearances on pan-Arab media news channels, countering the narrative of extremists and their online recruitment, and advocating for stronger laws, policies and regulations, he also worked as consultant & Strategy Analyst for various world Institutions and leaders.
In his early years as an NGO reporter and writer with expertise on Middle East Affairs, Amjad has succeeded to work as radio presenter and reporter for UK based Birmingham radio station, UNITY FM where he used to enlighten the British society with Arab affairs; he was the bridge where the west and the east encountered.
In his defense of Human rights in the world, Mr Taha came forward as an Interpreter/translator for the United Nations Special Rapporteur on Human Rights in Iran, were he interpreted the pain of all ex-prisoners in Ahwaz to the world.
He also was the Head of the London office at IA-IGO –International Association-International Gulf Organization from 2012 till 2013.
Amjad worked with Al Arabiya news Channel – PR & social media Executive (SEO Digital Marketing) and investigated documentaries and News in Bahrain from 2012 till 2014.
He undertook various world leaders’ interviews for Albayan UAE leading Newspaper and provided France24 with leaked information from Ahwaz prison.
Amjad Taha writes for various webpages such as ALARABIYA.NET and has had multiple interviews with all the Arab newspapers and foreign outlets as far as JAPAN TIMES and CNN.voir moins