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Aisha Aldris

Aisha Aldris

Aisha is a London-based BJTC accredited journalist with a Broadcast Journalism Masters from City University, London. She writes news, feature and in-depth pieces with a focus on social and humanitarian issues alongside culture and the arts.

 

Areas of focus: social justice, human rights, arts, culture, Arab diaspora, refugee crisis, Muslim news, Syria.

The New Arab Meets: Palestinian-American DJ Habibeats to discuss his unique sets, the Third Culture Kid experience and the role of music in shifting narratives

17 September, 2024

Artists for Aid's star-studded concert in East London united top performers in solidarity for Gaza and Sudan, raising over £230,000 for humanitarian relief.

16 July, 2024

On the 13th anniversary of the Syrian revolution, just days after IWD, Syrian women describe how their activism has shaped the landscape of their society.

15 March, 2024

The New Arab Meets: Trailblazing Muslim Women Awards founder Suada Mohamoud, following the third consecutive year of the awards ceremony to talk about its birth, cultivating community spirit, and the importance of representation.

08 December, 2023

The New Arab Meets: Syrian-American comedian and social media star Nasser Al-Rayess ahead of his US comedy show tour to talk about making Arab culture 'mainstream' and learning to embrace his Arabness after growing up in a post-9/11 America.

08 September, 2023

Thanks to Aisha Desai, the founder of Ramadan Lights UK, London is experiencing a Ramadan like never before, as lights celebrating the holy month illuminate its skies. How did it come about? What makes it so special? Let's find out.

04 April, 2023

France24's suspension of Palestinian journalist Laila Odeh has been met with outrage, after she was accused of "anti-Semitism" by a pro-Israel group.

15 March, 2023

Syrian aid workers say there is not enough machinery and equipment to save remaining quake survivors

16 February, 2023

Egyptian archaeologists and Egyptologists are calling for the return of the Rosetta Stone, which they say was illegally acquired by Britain, where it currently is placed in the British Museum.

25 November, 2022

Displaced citizens in northwest Syria feel hopeful after attending matches at Idlib's newly renovated stadium.

23 November, 2022