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Sabaat – A Network of Independent Journalists Reporting the Unreported

Despite an abundance of news channels and media outlets, there are issues and groups, which go unreported due to one or another reason. This is what Sabaat, an Inclusive Media Reporting Network, wants to change.

Sabaat is a network of independent Pakistani journalists who are working without any affiliation or association with any media house and do not receive foreign funding. Their aim & purpose is simply to report the unreported and become the voice of the unheard.

Sabaat covers unreported stories on its official website (www.sabaat.net) and also uses social media outlets including Facebook & Twitter, to spread its news stories.

It covers persecution of marginalized groups such as Hazara community in Quetta, who are living in isolation in the settlements of Marriabad and Hazara Town.

'We (Hazaras) have been living in isolation for more than a decade now' laments Hasan Riza Changezai about the growing segregation of the Hazara community in Quetta.

A perpetual lockdown for Quetta's Hazaras | Sabaat

Read Akbar Notezai's full story:https://t.co/JfEI2GQ8vd pic.twitter.com/QYAIG4I9ub

— Sabaat Network (@NetworkSabaat) September 28, 2020

Sabaat believes in telling the human side of stories such as in the case of Nadeem Joseph, a Christian who was killed in Peshawar. Now his family is not only facing the trauma of this murder but are also struggling to get justice through the agonizingly slow judicial process.

Nadeem Joseph's murder earlier this June is a testament to the growing religious hatred and intolerance in Pakistan. His family however, isn't losing hope.

Nadeem Joseph's family awaits justice | Sabaat

Read Kashif Nawab's full story here:https://t.co/skIbWySIg4 pic.twitter.com/4NK3e83ymt

— Sabaat Network (@NetworkSabaat) September 23, 2020

Sabaat reports not only about religious minorities but also about the institutional barriers which are faced by journalists. Similarly it covers the issues & deprivation of those considered the lowest and weakest in the society, such as sanitization workers.

They may work quietly to keep our streets clean but that doesn't mean we take them for granted!
Let's join hands with the Government to ensure the protection of these sanitation workers.

Full story: https://t.co/WHjPmrNwED#CelebratingDiversity @NetworkSabaat pic.twitter.com/Ili9Hnd3JE

— Main Hoon Aik Breaking News (@AikBreakingNews) August 31, 2020

What makes Sabaat different is being free from any limitations while reporting. This was made possible because not only it doesn’t receive foreign funding but the journalists involved are also free from pressure of media houses.

These exclusive, unreported stories are available through Sabaat’s fortnightly e-bulletin service.

There are many ways through which you can support the Sabaat Network such as visiting the official website to read these unreported stories or sharing these stories and becoming voice of these communities.

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October 9, 2020
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