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Randa Ghazy

(She/Her)
London
As seen in: LinkedIn, Al Jazeera English, Corriere Della Sera, Il Sole 24 Ore, Vanity Fair (Italy), The New Arab, Eastwest, QOSHE, TPI
Covers:  Humanitarian emergencies, women's rights, migrations
Multimedia Journalist & Author. SWANA, diritti umani e questioni di genere. | @cityjournalism @VICENews @AlarbyTv @CNNConnect @Save_GlobalNews | views my own

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Randa Ghazy’s Biography

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I was born in Italy to Egyptian parents and studied International Relations, Economics and Political Science at the University of Milan.
In 2002, at the age of 15, I wrote my first novel, “Sognando Palestina” (Dreaming of Palestine), which has been translated in 16 countries. In 2005, i published my second novel, “Prova a sanguinare: Quattro ragazzi, un treno, la vita” ( Try to Bleed: Four Kids, a Train, Life) and in 2007 my third novel ” Oggi forse non ammazzo nessuno. Storie minime di una gio…

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Interview on TRT World on Save the Children's response to the devastating earthquakes in Türkiye

Interview on TRT World on Save the Children's response to the devastating earthquakes in Türkiye

There are international organsiations helping victims of earthquakes in Türkiye. TRT World finds out how they…

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Vlog from Hatay, Türkiye

Vlog from Hatay, Türkiye

Randa Ghazy, Regional Media Manager for Save the Children Middle East and North Africa and Eastern Europe, ta…

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Article - Young Egyptians 'Take Grassroots Action' To Build Nation

Article - Young Egyptians 'Take Grassroots Action' To Build Nation

Peace may not be the first word that comes to mind when thinking of Cairo these days. The Egyptian political …

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Interview with Al Jazeera English on the earthquakes in southern Türkiye

Interview with Al Jazeera English on the earthquakes in southern Türkiye

Randa Ghazy, media manager per Save the Children, si trova ad Hatay, una delle aree colpite dal terribile ter…

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Interview on BBC World News on the earthquakes in Syria and Türkiye

Interview on BBC World News on the earthquakes in Syria and Türkiye

Rescue efforts are still ongoing after the #TurkeySyriaEarthquake and we have teams on the ground delivering …

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Articolo - Vanity Fair - "Giulio Regeni, vissuto (e ucciso) come un egiziano"

Articolo - Vanity Fair - "Giulio Regeni, vissuto (e ucciso) come un egiziano"

Quello che è successo a lui è un affronto non al mondo accademico, ma all'umanità. E in Egitto succede, in me…

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Giorgia Meloni’s moral retreat on Gaza - Randa ghazy

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By Randa Ghazy
| QOSHE
In 2014, during the Israeli assault on Gaza that killed more than 2,200 Palestinians, Giorgia Meloni, then just a member of the Italian parliament, wrote on social media: “Another massacre of children in Gaza. No cause is fair when it sheds the blood of the innocent.” More than a decade on, that moral clarity is nowhere to be found.
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Giorgia Meloni’s moral retreat on Gaza

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By Randa Ghazy
| Al Jazeera English Verified
In 2014, during the Israeli assault on Gaza that killed more than 2,200 Palestinians, Giorgia Meloni, then just a member of the Italian parliament, wrote on social media: “Another massacre of children in Gaza. No cause is fair when it sheds the blood of the innocent.” More than a decade on, that moral clarity is nowhere to be found.
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From Greenland to Gaza, the White Man's Burden makes a comeback

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By Randa Ghazy
| The New Arab Verified
From Gaza to Greenland, Iran to Venezuela, imperial projects are rebranded as “security” at the expense of Indigenous freedoms, writes Randa Ghazy. Decisions about land, sovereignty, and resources are debated in distant capitals, while those most affected are treated as secondary actors in their own history. Their voices, once again missing from Western media, writes Randa Ghazy.
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