Redwan Ahmed is a freelance journalist and fixer/local producer based in Dhaka, Bangladesh. He reports on human rights, the readymade garments industry, and climate change issues. He also covers any breaking news.

Investigative journalist based in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
CNN Academy Climate Storyteller.
Nuffic Scholar: RNTC, RNW Media, Netherlands
Nominee: Thomson Foundation Young Journalist Award
Member: Oxford Climate Journalism Network 
Fellow & Member: Investigative Reporters & Editors, US
Fellow: Earth Read moreJournalism Network
Fellow: Global Investigative Journalism Network, WaterAid, USAID
Work on "Human Rights, Climate Change, Biodiversity, Disinformation-Hate speech".

Shahin Babu is a journalist based in Dhaka, Bangladesh.

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I live in Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh. A journalist by profession and an organizer. 

⭕ Work Experience in Printed Newspapers:: Grassroots Reporting, Investigative Journalism, Climate and Nature Read moreJournalism, Uncommon Diseases and Health Journalism. Get up, make up, and edit, Making news thoughts. Topic selection. Planned implementation.

⭕ Online Journalism and PR Experience::
Active in online journalism since 2005.
Search and print news information online. Data journalism. Active in all social media including LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter.
Active in local and foreign news organizations, and journalists' organizations.

⭕ Journalism through broadcasting::
Originally involved in television (broadcasting) journalism since 2006. Field reporting experience on Bangladesh Television BTV, the state broadcaster of Bangladesh, from 2006 to 2009 and from 2013 to 2017. Create/produce regular audio-visual documents produced by my organization.

A Visual Journalist based in Bangladesh working with Climate Change, Human Rights, Social issues, Child Labor, Transgender and Public Health, etc.
 Work published in TIME, The Guardian, Telegraph, The New Humanitarian, Wall Street Journal, Paris Match, Mirror, etc.

Kazi Riasat Alve is a Bangladesh-based visual journalist who encompasses his works on documentary photography, photojournalism, and video production. His works focus on issues like human displacement, climate justice, social justice, and counterculture. Kazi Riasat Alve is a business graduate but Read morehe pursued photography as he wanted to tell the stories that mattered for telling the stories of human life. He has been working for a wide range of editorial outlets and development agencies as a visual storyteller. He is a freelancer for the New York Times. Apart from that his works have been published in international media outlets such as National Geographic Magazine, Time Lightbox, New Yorker Magazine, Huffington Post, VICE, Guardian, ELLE, Der Spiegel, The Sunday Times, BBC website, Deutsche Welle and many more international media outlets. In 2013 New Yorker Magazine featured Kazi Riasat Alve as one of the young emerging pho

Kazi's Awards and recognition are: 

Nominated for the Joop Swart Masrerclass 2018 and 2014, Finalist at HIPA 2018, Finalist at Environmental Photographer of the year 2015, Commended at Ian Parry Scholarship 2013, Grand Prize winner at National Geographic Channel-Canon Explore to inspire contest 2014, Featured in The New Yorker Magazine “Photo Booth” as Emerging Photographer, Shorlisted in Sony World Photography Awards 2013 and Commended in 2014, Award winner at People & Planet International photography Contest 2011, ,Shortlisted in “Protect the human” photo contest jointly organized by Amnesty International and International School, Dhaka (ISD), Shortlisted in FEI Solidarity World Photography Contest, France.

Kayes Sohel is a seasoned freelance journalist based in Dhaka, Bangladesh, with over two decades of experience in both print and digital media. His career has spanned several prominent media outlets, including bdnews24.com, The Dhaka Tribune, The Financial Express, The Independent, The Independent Read moreTelevision, The New Nation, and The Bangladesh Today. Sohel's expertise lies in a broad array of topics, with a particular emphasis on economic policy, banking, stock market trends, environmental conservation, and social issues. His investigative reporting skillfully uncovers the nexus between government actions and their effects on the economy and society, and his work is characterized by a commitment to uncovering the truth and engaging storytelling that resonates with both editors and readers.

In addition to his journalism, Sohel has also served as a media advisor, offering his skills to public relations agencies and multinational firms. His versatility extends to crafting compelling stories on branding, conducting interviews, and writing press releases. His role as a business intelligence consultant for various organizations worldwide further showcases his ability to analyze and communicate complex information effectively. Sohel's reporting on the Bangladesh government's initiatives, such as the implementation of electronic cash register (ECR) machines and the non-establishment of a Banking Commission, demonstrates his deep understanding of financial systems and regulatory frameworks.

Sohel's journalistic style adds color and interest to his pieces, making them highly sought after by both editors and readers. His dedication to high-quality journalism is evident in his calls for political activism and social responsibility, particularly through his passionate articles about environmental issues like the Sundarbans mangrove forest and the Rampal power plant. His coverage of the social challenges faced by workers in Bangladesh, the impact of COVID-19 on employment, and local sports events like the KFC Independence Cup, further illustrate his diverse reporting skills and his commitment to informing and inspiring the public.

Mohammad Tauhidul Islam
Special Correspondent, Business Desk, Maasranga Television

Mohammad Tauhidul Islam is Dhaka (Capital of Bangladesh) based broadcast journalist, popularly known as Mohammad Tauhid. He spent 10 years in TV journalism; specialize in business and economic news.  External Read moretrade relations, international organization i.e. IMF, World Bank, WTO issues related to Bangladesh, commodity and money market is his area of work. He is also interested in climate change and development challenge.
Last few years, he turned his focus on governance and corruption related stories.  He was awarded best reporter in 2012 for investigating Niko bribery Scandal in Bangladesh and Canada by Economic Reporters Forum (ERF). He trained in International Anti-corruption Academy (IACA) to enhance his knowledge base in corruption fighting and journalistic purpose.  He was awarded UN  RAF memorial journalist fellowship in 2015. As a fellow joined  70th general assembly and SDG summit in UN .
Mr. Islam completed his graduation on International Relations from Dhaka University. After completion of graduation, part time feature reporter turned to a journalist. Now it is passion for him to uncover new stories which, serves peoples interest and raise policy debate.  34 years old Mr. Islam served two tv station previously (NTV and Banglavision) and covered Rana Plaza disaster, WTO eighth ministerial conference in 2011, US Presidential election in 2008, global commodity market volatility and rice crisis and many more important event.  He is also alumni of Reuters foundation.

Rashidul Islam is a Broadcast and Print journalist based in Dhaka, Bangladesh.

I am a Newsroom Editor and a Staff Reporter. I worked in Various  Electronic, Print, and Online news media in Dhaka. My Present work station is Global TV Bangladesh. My Previews work station was Wiki Bangla . 

I Read morespent 5 years in Television and Newspaper and Online journalism. I am interested to work in media and communication. I am also interested in Political Issues and Investigative Reporting, Entertainment, Sports, and Cultural Reporting.

I am an independent filmmaker & Video Journalist based in Bangladesh, lived and worked in UK and USA for a few brilliant years. Associated with broadcast journalism, international media and documentary film production, digital content production, and other non-fiction in different roles for more Read morethan 15 years. I help people to solve communication problems with audio visual product and visually compelling stories. Few of my clients are United Nations, UNHCR, UNFPA, European Commission, Carers Worldwide, Channel S UK. I am currently a freelance Video Journalist for Arab Broadcast Services, and Video Producer for AFP Media Services (FACTSTORY Agency) since 2017.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/kazishashi/

I am an investigative and freelance journalist based in Dhaka, Bangladesh. I have worked for the national daily The Daily Protidiner Bangladesh and have served as an investigative reporter across various media platforms, including Boishakhi Television, Independent Television, The Business Standard, Read moreThe Daily Bonik Barta, The Daily Amader Orthoniti, NTV Online, Priyo.com, and Poriborton.com. My professional journey began in 2008, focusing on uncovering stories that matter to Bangladesh and beyond.