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NEW: JEX Profile Booklet
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Meet the President of Journalists in Exile, Maryam Aghvami
Visit the Journalist in Exile online magazine:
Officially launched in 2000, Journalists in Exile (JEX) currently brings together a small group of journalists
who were forced to flee their homelands due to harassment and persecution that they had undergone while practising their profession.
Seeking a refuge in Canada, these courageous individuals - who come from such countries as Afghanistan, Bosnia, Ethiopia, Iran,
Nigeria, Peru, Romania, Sri Lanka and Sudan - have started a new life with the support of CJFE. Bringing with them a wealth of
experience as reporters, broadcasters and editors, the members of JEX wish to devote their energy and intelligence to resuming
their journalistic careers in Canada to ensure that not only their voices be heard but that their skills be used to advantage in
their adopted homeland.
This portion of the CJFE Web site provides details on JEX members. The following list provides their names and native countries.
Membership is open to foreign journalists whose right to free expression was violated and safety threatened, causing them to leave
their homeland. To access JEX members' biographical information, please click on the name of the person on whom you wish to find out
more information. To reach any of the members or to obtain a copy of their CVs, please contact CJFE.
Mohsin Abbas, Pakistan
Morteza Abdolalian, Iran
Mohamoud Afrah, Somalia
Maryam Aghvami, Iran
Mohamed Ahmed, Sudan
Lekan Akinosho, Nigeria
José Alfico, Angola
Ibrahim Al-Hariri, Iraq
Isaac Osei Ampadu, Ghana
Aaron Berhane, Eritrea
Maxim Bozhilov, Bulgaria
Rodrigo Briones, Argentina
Herculano Bumba, Angola
Emilio Andres Castelvi, Argentina
Hassan Chérif Kala, Chad
Metin Ciyayi, Turkey
Joao de Almeida Domingos, Angola
Adrian Dumitrescu, Romania
Desalegn Eyob, Ethiopia
Sandra Farías, Argentina
Filipe Joaquim Francisco, Angola
Tahir Aslam Gora, Pakistan
Laura Guerrero, Uruguay
Abid Ullah Jan, Pakistan
Angela de Jesus, Angola
David Jeyaraj, Sri Lanka
Mohamed Khaled, Sudan
Tesfaye Kumsa, Ethiopia
George Loka, Iraq
Innocent Madawo, Zimbabwe
Audace Manirakiza, Burundi
Mohamed Sadek Mojadidi, Afghanistan
Solomon Namera, Ethiopia
Gladys Ntibareha, Burundi
Rogerson Ntor-Ue, Nigeria
Rex Okagbue, Nigeria
Anthony Okpara, Nigeria
Saleem Samad, Bangladesh
Benjamin Santamaria, Mexico
Genc Tirana, Albania
André Tshowa, Democratic Republic of Congo
Pedro Valdez, Peru
Garoma Wakessa, Ethiopia
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