Experienced journalist able to do lives and reporting for print, radio and tv. I have reported for media outlets from more than fifteen countries, including for ARTE/ZDF, BBC News, The Guardian, Süddeutsche Zeitung, The Sunday Times, NRC Handelsblad, Deutsche Welle en De Groene Amsterdammer.

I am a journalist, foreign correspondent and podcaster based in Amsterdam, Netherlands. My main topics are women's rights, feminism, LGBT rights and social topics. I have also worked as a fixer/stringer and translator for The Telegraph, Arte and Spiegel TV.

Tahir Imran Mian is an award winning journalist based in Islamabad and London.

Eduard Cousin is a freelance journalist based in Cairo since 2013 and covering the Arab region, writing on politics, security, social issues, economy, energy, and entrepreneurship. He is the author of a book on the aftermath of the Arab Spring in Egypt (In Dutch: Nu de wereld niet meer kijkt). Read moreAside Dutch language publications, he has - among others - written for Al Jazeera English, Qantara and The Independent, and appears regularly on France24 English.

Available for projects and assignments anywhere in the world, I'm Lowell Bennett, a writer, editor and photographer based in the Netherlands. My portfolio and profile can be viewed at: www.bennettnetwork.com.

Martin Bertrand is a photographer journalist based in Amsterdam, Netherlands who started out at Agence France Presse and is now represented by Studio Hans Lucas. 

Through his numerous personal projects, he is particularly interested in youth and geo-environmental issues. The 21st century and the Read moreupheavals that accompany it particularly fascinate him. 
During 2017 and 2018, he carried out several projects in South-East Asia where he worked for seven months. With the mythical Mekong River and its resources as a common thread, he has put into perspective the geo-environmental issues related to development in the Indochinese peninsula (Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Thailand).
He has also focused on Vietnamese and Laotian youth through the prism of street sports and urban culture.
In 2019, he travelled to Hong Kong to cover, among other things, the uprising of the pro-democracy movement which earned him a nomination for the Bayeux Prize for War Correspondents in the Young Reporter category.??Martin is also a political photographer covering French politics from the Brittany region, European affairs from Brussels and Dutch politics.

In addition to his projects, Martin also works on commissions from the press, NGOs and private companies.
His work is regularly published in the French and international press (Le Monde, Libération, The Washington Post, Le Figaro, Vice, Reporterre, Mr Mondialisation, Fisheye Magazine).
They have been awarded several times, including the François Chalais Young Reporter of the Year Award 2015 in the photo category. He was a finalist for the Grand Prix Paris Match du Photoreporter étudiant and won the Young Talents Photo Prize by fotofever as well as the Talent du Département des Côtes D'Armor in the Culture and Arts category.
These projects also lead to exhibitions and conferences.

I'm a journalist based in Amsterdam, Netherlands. I regularly produce a 30 minute radio programme for the BBC World Service called CrowdScience ******. 
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For much of my career I have worked on news desks, Read morepresented live news radio programmes, and reported from around the world on political issues.

Hi! I’m Kaja. In short: I studied journalism in the Netherlands and received my MA in Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies from the Hebrew University in Jerusalem. I lived in Israel for three years and reported on a number of stories in different cities in Israel, the Palestinian territories and Read moreEgypt and worked as a producer at the international TV channel i24NEWS. I then went on to live in Morocco and work as a foreign correspondent for about six months until the pandemic hit. In a hasty decision as the country’s borders closed, I got on a plane and left for the Netherlands (naively thinking I would be back in Morocco within a couple months).

As the pandemic continued to ravage the world, I slowly got used to being home. I started working on a morning radiotalkshow Spraakmakers, joined a season of evening TV talkshow M, became a producer on the foreign desk of our national broadcaster NOS and produced a summer series for investigative tv show Radar. Currently I’m freelancing, with the radiotalkshow and the national broadcaster being my two main employers. I’m still focusing on the Middle East North Africa region, but also getting back into Dutch politics and specializing in minority rights, women’s rights and social justice.

Being married to an American, I also spend a fair amount of my time in the US, mainly in Houston. In the foreseeable future I hope to either move back to the Middle East or discover the land of the free.

I'm an independent journalist, based in Amsterdam, with a keen interest in press freedom, human rights and podcasting. With experience in producing, reporting and presenting news for radio, television and online content using software like Avid Media Manager and Adobe Audition, I currently Read morefreelance with the magazine, Are We Europe. I was formerly at the European parliament's audio-visual team, Reuters and United Nations Radio.