Aman Sadat is a journalist based in Kabul, Afghanistan.

Aman is an Afghan documentary photographer and cinematographer who has worked with multiple international media outlets and organizations.
I worked as producer for the Emmy award-winning documentary “In Her Hands” for Netflix and served as Read morecinematographer and producer for Channel 4's “Children of the Taliban”, which won a UK BAFTA award. Additionally, I have worked with Aljazeera English, ARTE, France Channel 5, ORF, and organizations such as NCA, Homedica Germany, and Cordaid Netherlands.

Mohammad Atif Aryan is a multimedia journalist based in Afghanistan, renowned for his insightful coverage of social and cultural developments within the country. His work adeptly captures the nuanced landscape of Afghanistan's evolving society amidst ongoing conflict and cultural shifts. Aryan's Read morereporting often highlights the intersection of tradition and modernity, particularly as it pertains to women's rights and societal changes. His articles have provided a window into the lives of Afghan citizens as they navigate the complexities of maintaining social traditions while embracing modern values.

Aryan's journalism has brought international attention to significant events and trends in Afghanistan, such as the surrender of Commander Kaftar, a female warlord in Baghlan Province, to the Taliban. This story, among others, illustrates the personal dimensions of the Afghan conflict. He has also reported on lighter cultural moments, such as the celebration of Valentine's Day and the opening of a bowling alley in Mazar-i-Sharif, which signal a growing acceptance of Western customs among Afghan youth in urban centers like Kabul, Herat, and Mazar-i-Sharif.

In addition to covering festive occasions like Nowruz celebrations in Mazar-i-Sharif and the presence of political figures such as President Ashraf Ghani, Aryan has shone a light on the challenges and triumphs of Afghan women. His reporting on individuals like Zahra Seifi, who defied societal norms by driving in Baghlan, underscores the courage of women pushing for change in the face of security threats. Through his multimedia storytelling, Mohammad Atif Aryan continues to provide a vital perspective on the transformation and resilience of Afghan society.

Hello, I am Farooq Omari, a photographer, cameraman, and reporter from Kabul, Afghanistan. The owner of a news agency with 11 years of experience in the domestic and foreign media. Freelance Shapes I will work with you in the report, photo and image section and I will be happy to have more job Read moreoffers for me because we have a strong committed team from both the male and female classes and the quality of the subject you need. We will present you excellent.

Zakarya Safari is a Video and Photojournalist based in Kabul, Afghanistan.
He has worked with domestic and international media since 2007.
Working with RFE/RL, DW, Al Jazeera, VOA, VOA for Africa, the BBC and Russia's REN TV are his international experiences.

Ahmad Jawad Moradi's Freelance Journalist in Afghanistan.

Jake Simkin is a photojournalist based in Kabul, Afghanistan. 

He has covered conflict in Afghanistan, Somalia, Syria, Iraq and Sth Sudan. 
Photo book: Afghanistan: The fall of the US footprint and the Rise of Taliban will be published in Spring 2022.
Shooter Producer of Netflix documentary Read moreThe Fighting Season

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Muhammad Naim TEKE is a journalist, Photographer and Videographer

Masihullah Nasrat is a freelance journalist based in Kabul, Afghanistan. He has a bachelors degree of journalism and mass communications and has worked with several media in different areas.

Haroon Niazai is a journalist in Mazar-e-sharif, Afghanistan