Aisha S GaniVerified account

@aishagani

journalist | previously , in London – tweets, shoots and leaves

 gania@aljazeera.net
Joined April 2009

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  1. Pinned Tweet
    Apr 28

    Of all the sights you might find in a vast refugee camp in Bangladesh, I stumbled in to a wedding party and witnessed a teenage dance-off. This is my report for (from 17:00 min)

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  2. 7 hours ago

    It’s so wonderful walking in a city where it’s 30 not 45 degrees 💙 Istanbul

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    President Erdoğan blames the turmoil in Turkish financial markets on a foreign conspiracy. His critics say the root causes can be found in his management of the economy and the erosion of the country’s institutions. Weekend big read:

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  4. Years ago, I promised myself never to get a taxi from Taksim again. I got a taxi from Taksim last night, with the meter on, and was royally scammed. Merhaba!

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    Aug 17

    “We must fight them the way Hitler did the Jews, damn kalars!” one person wrote, using a pejorative term.

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  6. Retweeted
    Aug 17

    producer: we’d like to have you on the show today. Have a few qs. Do u support England in cricket? me: lol no me: any particular reason? what would you say to those who think south asians like yourself are being disloyal to England? me: I’m Scottish

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    Aug 16

    I spoke with who said they had experienced over 645 incidents of police surveillance, repeated stop and searches and verbal and physical violence in Calais in just nine months

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  8. Aug 16

    I spoke with who said they had experienced over 645 incidents of police surveillance, repeated stop and searches and verbal and physical violence in Calais in just nine months

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  9. Retweeted
    Aug 16

    Aretha Franklin wasn't just the Queen of Soul. She was a fierce defender of civil rights and black power.

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    Aug 16

    Remember when Aretha Franklin offered for pay Angela Davis's bail. "Angela Davis must go free. Black people will be free.I’ve been locked up (for disturbing the peace in Detroit) and I know you got to disturb the peace when you can’t get no peace." Rest in Power

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    Aug 16

    Aretha helped define the American experience. In her voice, we could feel our history, all of it and in every shade—our power and our pain, our darkness and our light, our quest for redemption and our hard-won respect. May the Queen of Soul rest in eternal peace.

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  12. Retweeted
    Aug 16

    ok this really might be one of my favourite ever tweets.

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  13. Aug 16

    I see some people are actually salty because Stormzy announced a scholarship for Cambridge University and helping pay for two black students to go there. Well, what moves have you made to use your platform and power to help your community?

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    Aug 16

    The NSA broke into the encrypted network of the Al Jazeera Media Network and other “high potential” targets in 2006: report

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    Aug 16

    Powerful images by who has won an award honouring James Foley.

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    Aug 16
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    Aug 16

    This is great - but universities should be offering these grants themselves and asking for people like Stormzy to be ambassadors for their programmes.

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    Aug 15

    For a world that said never again after last century’s horrors is so far getting away with war crimes & gloating about it, my story in the about his “death notices” & “the flower” of ’s revolution thank you Yasmin & Mazen

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  20. Aug 15

    "Because Trump knows little about policy or history, it is tempting to imagine that he knows nothing at all. This is a mistake. He knows well that the American press is hardly popular and, in many ways, is on the defensive" – a must-read by Remnick

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  21. Aug 15

    It is a shift this is finally being discussed in Israel, and that journalists aren't afraid to speak about it anymore (even though it's been happening for years and years) Haaretz: "Are you next? Know your rights if detained at Israel's border"

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