Ramna Saeed is a dedicated young journalist hailing from Gujranwala, Pakistan. Currently she works as a Digital Multimedia Journalist for Urdu News Saudi Arabia.
She has previously contributed to BBC Urdu and ARY News. In 2022, she was awarded the prestigious Diana Award in recognition of her social activism and humanitarian efforts. Recently, she has also earned the esteemed title of Pride of Pakistan.
Ramna studied Media & Communications at Saint Cloud State University in Minnesota.
In her journalistic pursuits, Ramna shines a light on pressing issues such as gender-based discrimination, women's empowerment, freedom of expression, and human rights.
Latest posts by Ramna Saeed
Women march for Palestine and against patriarchy in Pakistan
Women in Pakistan's major cities, such as Islamabad, Lahore, Karachi, and Multan, rallied on International Women’s Day, demanding gender equality, justice, and safety, challenging patriarchal norms for the seventh consecutive year.
Silenced voices: The X and VPN ban after Pakistan’s elections
During the political uncertainty following the elections, the voices of Pakistani citizens have been stifled through Twitter and VPN bans.
Pakistan faces nationwide internet blockage: A digital crisis unfolds
The internet blockade imposed in Pakistan amidst the arrest of Imran Khan raises serious concerns about the state of democracy, freedom of expression, and access to information in the country.
Pakistan on edge: Protests continue as Imran Khan's arrest sparks outrage
Former Pakistani PM Imran Khan was arrested from a courthouse on Tuesday afternoon. The news of Khan's arrest has sparked heated demonstrations and raised concerns about political instability in Pakistan.
Pakistan's war on journalism: Abduction and arrest of prominent journalists
Journalists in Pakistan continue to face harassment, arrest, and abduction for their reporting on sensitive issues. In recent years, several prominent journalists and media workers have been targeted and killed.
Pakistan's recent Wikipedia ban sparks controversy over blasphemy laws and freedom of speech
The Pakistani government has repeatedly enforced several restrictions on accessing certain websites and online material, often citing reasons such as national security, blasphemy laws, and moral principles.
