Ahmed Farhad Shah is a Pakistani (Kashmiri) Urdu poet and journalist. He has been associated with various media organizations including Bol News. Farhad is known for his strong criticism of the establishment. He often reported on the recent anti-government protests in Azad Kashmir.

2024年5月22日 · Ahmad Farhad is a poet and a freelance journalist in Islamabad who went missing last week [Courtesy of Rooj Zainab] “I could tell he was being coerced into sending the message. He asked me to...

On 15 May 2024, Ahmad Farhad, a Kashmiri journalist and poet, outspoken critic of enforced disappearances and known for his support for social movements, was forcibly disappeared from his home in the capital city of Pakistan, Islamabad.

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2024年5月24日 · Ahmad Farhad, a Pakistani journalist and poet, has been missing for more than a week amid concerns from his family that he has been abducted, global human rights group Amnesty International...

2024年5月23日 · Ahmad Farhad, a poet and journalist, has been missing since 14 May, with his family accusing Pakistan’s spy agency for his alleged abduction. Known for his criticism of the establishment, he covered the recent anti-government protests in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir

2017年6月7日 · According to the Islamabad High Court, he is a suspect in a Bagh case. The Azad Jammu Kashmir police have discovered poet Ahmad Farhad, who vanished from the federal capital …

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2024年7月3日 · On 15 May 2024, Ahmad Farhad, a Kashmiri journalist and poet, outspoken critic of enforced disappearances and known for his support for social movements, was forcibly disappeared from his home in the capital city of Pakistan, Islamabad.

On 15 May 2024, Ahmad Farhad, a Kashmiri journalist and poet, was forcibly disappeared from his home in the capital city of Pakistan, Islamabad, and his whereabouts remain unknown. The police initially refused to file a First Information Report (FIR), and one was subsequently filed on the orders of the Islamabad High Court.