Taha Siddiqui

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Taha Siddiqui is a Pakistani journalist based in Paris.^[1] He is the alumnus of Institute of Business Administration, Karachi and a winner of the Albert Londres Prize.^[2] And founder of the SAFE Newsrooms.^[3][4]

In January 2018, in Islamabad gunmen tried to abduct Siddiqui, but he managed to escape.^[5][6]

Awards[]

• Albert Londres Prize (2014)

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