Aamir Latif began his career as an investigative reporter in 2001 as a member of the investigative reporting wing of the US News and World Report and remained with the magazine until 2008. He now heads the Karachi Bureau of Pakistan’s largest independent wire service, Online News Network.
He also works for Christian Science Monitor, Global Post, and CBS radio in Pakistan and Afghanistan. Amir often appears on Al-Jazeera English, and other local channels as a commentator on political and Pak-Afghan affairs.
He has worked alone and as team member on several investigative pro
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Formada em jornalismo pela UnB (Universidade de Brasília), completou 40 anos de profissão em 2012. Iniciou a carreira no Espírito Santo e já trabalhou na Gazeta Mercantil, Jornal do Brasil, Veja e O Estad
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Gabriela Manuli, GIJN Deputy Director. A native of Argentina, Gabriela Manuli has been a journalist for more than ten years, working for radio and TV shows, magazines, and newspapers. From 2005 to 2009 she was a member of the investigative reporting team of Perfil Newspaper in Argentina and covered issues such as migration, human rights, and discrimination in Latin America. She also worked as IJNet’s Spanish Editor and Community Manager. As a freelance reporter she has written for several publications, including La Nación Newspaper (Argentina), El Mundo Newspaper (Spain) and Orsai Magazine
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Dutch Journal of Medicine (editorial advisor) and Tobacco Investigations Desk (editor-in-chief).
Born in 1955, Mr. Munoz holds a Maîtrise (1979), as well as a Diplôme de troisième cycle (1981) in International Economics from « Institut d’Etudes du Developpement Economique et Social » (IEDES) from Panthéon-Sorbonne University (Paris 1). He also obtained a Diplôme d’Etudes Superieures Specialisées – DESS- in International Relations from Sorbonne University (Paris 1) 1983.
Mr. Munoz began his career at the European Union as Junior Economic Counselour within the New York Delegation to the European Economic Commission, where he participated in debates in the 38th session of
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Graduated in Journalism in 1982 for UFRJ (Federal University of Rio de Janeiro). Is assistant editor for Rio in O Globo newspaper and coordinates the public administration group of it.
Before join the diary in 1991, she worked in video production, radio, TV and for O Dia newspaper. Post-graduated in Public Policy and Government School (EPPG/Iuperj) and MBA in Executives Programme Infoglobo (Ibmec/Rio, 2006).
Awards: Esso Southeast in 2000 (for "Brasal e o escândalo das quentinhas"), Embratel for Newspapers and Magazines in 2003 (for "Propinoduto"). The series "Homens de bens da Alerj" won, in
Deputy editor for A Tarde newspaper (Bahia state, northeast of Brazil). Worked as reporter, chief reporter, subeditor and editor-in-chief for Rio de Janeiro, Rio Grande do Sul, Ceara and Bahia newspapers. Was CAR trainer for Abraji and coordinated a popular communication programme in Favela da Mare, in Rio.
Won the Vladimir Herzog Human Rights Award in 1993, for an expose on death squads formed by policemen in Rio de Janeiro state. Is a member of Abraji's directors board.
