Areeb Ullah is an investigative journalist for Middle East Eye. With a focus on the Middle East, Areeb covers a range of topics including conflicts, human rights issues, and political developments. Areeb's reporting aims to shed light on underreported stories and provide a voice to marginalized communities.
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Areeb Ullah's coverage heavily focuses on government announcements, evolving stories, legal policy regulation, and breaking news related to the Israel-Palestine conflict. His articles often touch upon political and societal implications of this conflict within the UK.
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By: Areeb Ullah
Soldiers say a military order was issued to close the network's Ramallah bureau for 45 days
By: Areeb Ullah
Dana Abuqamar will appear before a court in Manchester where her two-day hearing will begin
Dozens of workers have been sacked by the tech giant for speaking up for Palestinians against Project Nimbus - but others say they won’t be silenced
By: Areeb Ullah
Court says Home Office violated Manchester student Dana Abuqamar's human rights Published date: 30 October 2024 15:11 GMT | Last update:
By: Areeb Ullah
In her first interview, Dana Abuqamar says she was shocked by political interference in her case
By: Areeb Ullah
Controversy over staff donations to pro-Israel organisations comes as tech giant faces fresh questions over its 'Project Nimbus' work for Israeli military
Doctors fear the prisoners will suffer from refeeding syndrome due to severe malnutrition
Syrian Civil Defence expressed 'profound disappointment' at being unable to find more prisoners following concerns of secret underground sections
By: Areeb Ullah
Its history of torture and mass killings casts a long shadow, even as Syrians celebrate the downfall of a dynasty
Meta says it is investigating claims it promoted campaign groups seeking donations for military equipment and calling for resettlement of Gaza
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