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Investigative journalist Riazul Haq chosen as principal candidate for Hubert Humphrey Fellowship

 JournalismPakistan.com |  Published: 24 July 2023

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Investigative journalist Riazul Haq chosen as principal candidate for Hubert Humphrey Fellowship
Riazul Haq, a prominent Pakistani journalist, has been awarded the Hubert Humphrey Fellowship 2023. He will study journalism methods at Arizona State University.

ISLAMABAD—Pakistani journalist Riazul Haq has been honored with the prestigious Hubert Humphrey Fellowship 2023, marking a significant recognition of his outstanding contributions to investigative journalism.

Chosen as the sole principal candidate from Pakistan this year, Riazul Haq will embark on a nine-month journey at the renowned Cronkite School of Journalism, Arizona State University. During his fellowship, he will immerse himself in studying journalism teaching methods, exploring best practices, and gaining hands-on experience in the field.

Over the years, Riazul Haq has established himself as a prominent figure in Pakistani journalism, notably for his rigorous investigative work. With a career spanning esteemed media outlets such as Dawn, The Express Tribune, and Daily Times, he has transitioned to broadcast journalism in recent years, where he continues to shine with cutting-edge reporting and in-depth coverage. His dedication and expertise were recognized in 2019 when he received the Best Use of Data Award from Media Matters for Democracy. Currently, Riazul Haq serves as an investigative journalist at 92 News, further cementing his position as a trailblazer in the field.

The Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowship Program is a prestigious initiative that brings accomplished mid-career professionals with exceptional leadership potential to the United States for a year of graduate-level non-degree academic coursework and professional development activities. With a focus on fostering lasting connections between American professionals and their international counterparts, this ten-month program combines academic learning with relevant professional internships.

Riazul Haq's selection for the Hubert Humphrey Fellowship is a testament to his unwavering commitment to journalism excellence.

KEY POINTS:

  • Riazul Haq is the sole candidate from Pakistan for the 2023 Hubert Humphrey Fellowship.
  • He will attend the Cronkite School of Journalism for nine months.
  • Haq has a strong background in investigative journalism with major Pakistani outlets.
  • He received the Best Use of Data Award in 2019 for his work.
  • Currently, he works at 92 News, focusing on cutting-edge reporting.

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