Aasma Mojiz
Former Abrams Journalism Fellow, FRONTLINE/Columbia Journalism School Fellowships
Aasma was a 2021-22 Abrams Journalism Fellow. Aasma Mojiz joined FRONTLINE after receiving her master’s degree in journalism from Columbia University in August 2021. Prior to grad school, she spent more than five years as a sub-editor and reporter at Dawn, Pakistan’s legacy English-language daily newspaper based in Islamabad. There, she covered topics including human and digital rights, with full-page stories on the legality of child marriages and drug testing among high school and college students. Mojiz graduated with a bachelor’s degree from the U.K.’s University of Nottingham in 2015.
Stories from Aasma Mojiz
War Crimes Watch Ukraine: More Than 650 Documented Events
The Opioid Crisis in 2021: Benchmark Legal Decisions & Deaths
Post-Pandora Papers, a Big Week of Federal Activity Examines Hidden Wealth
Catching Up With 2 of the Kids from ‘Poor Kids’
Can Federal Legislation Rein in South Dakota Trusts?
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