Karachi, Karachi City, Sindh, Pakistan
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Request QuoteZia Ur Rehman is a Pakistani independent journalist whose reporting frequently appears in The New York Times. He primarily writes about conflict, organized crime, human rights, migration, and religion. His work also regularly appears in Dawn, DW, Middle East Eye, Nikkei Asia, and CTC Sentinel, among other publications. Beyond journalism, Rehman analyzes conflict dynamics and political developments in Pakistan and the broader region, including Afghanistan, for various policy institutes. These include the United States Institute of Peace, DW Akademie, the Political Violence Lab at the University of California, Merced, the European Union Agency for Asylum, and Amnesty International. He is the author of Karachi in Turmoil (Narratives, 2013), a comprehensive analysis of the city's complex security landscape. He is currently working on another book, reflecting on his experiences covering violent insurgencies across Pakistan as a journalist.
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At least 14,000 people have been bitten by stray dogs in the last eight months, while the municipality struggles to address both public anger and pro-dog advocacy of animal rights groups. The report has been discussing the issue.
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