Author name: ptpc786@gmail.com

Ambreen Gardezi (also known as Nilofar Ambreen Gardezi) is a prominent Human Resources (HR) professional, certified coach, and psychologist based in Islamabad, Pakistan. She is widely recognized for her leadership in the HR sector and her work in organizational development.  Professional Roles & Experience Managing Director at ConsultNG (Pvt) Ltd: She leads this consultancy, which provides innovative HR solutions, training, and recruitment services across Pakistan. HRBP & Associate Director at CRI Group: She serves as a Human Resources Business Partner and Associate Director for the Corporate Research and Investigations (CRI) Group, focusing on strategic HR alignment and compliance. Leadership in Youth Development: As of 2025, she holds the role of Director SDG Affairs for the National Youth Leadership Program (NYLP) and serves as a spokesperson for the Digital Transformation Movement Pakistan (DTMP). Education & Expertise Academic Background: She holds an MBA in Finance & Accounts and has pursued advanced studies (MS/PhD level) in Psychology. Certifications: She is a senior certified HR professional from Europe and a member of the Pakistan Society of Human Resource Management (PSHRM). Specialisations: Her work focuses on communication, team-building, leadership training, and psychological counseling to help individuals and businesses unlock their potential. RecognitionShe has been featured in Connected Magazine for her journey of defying family traditions to carve a unique career path in HR and psychology, rather than following a traditional medical (BDS) route. 

Munizae Jahangir is a prominent Pakistani broadcast journalist, documentary filmmaker, and human rights activist. She is widely recognized for her work on political and social issues, particularly those concerning human rights and women’s rights in South Asia.  Current Roles and Media Work Television Anchor: She currently hosts the flagship current affairs program “Spotlight with Munizae Jahangir” on Aaj TV. Digital Media: She is the co-founder and Editor-in-Chief of Voicepk.net, Pakistan’s first digital media platform dedicated to human rights. Journalism Background: Jahangir has reported for major outlets including Dawn and Geo News. She was the first Pakistani journalist to serve as a country correspondent for an Indian news channel, NDTV, where she worked for over a decade. Filmmaking: She directed the award-winning documentary Search for Freedom (2003), which explores the lives of four women in war-torn Afghanistan.  Human Rights & Advocacy Leadership: She is an elected co-chair of the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan (HRCP) and a board member of South Asians for Human Rights (SAHR). Women in Media: She is a founding member of South Asian Women in Media (SAWM), an organization that advocates for the rights and safety of female journalists. Legal Aid: Jahangir serves on the board of the Asma Jahangir Legal Aid Cell, providing free legal assistance to marginalized groups.  Personal Background Family: She is the daughter of the late Asma Jahangir, a legendary Pakistani human rights lawyer and activist. Education: She holds a BA in Political Science and English from McGill University and an MA in Media Studies from the New School in New York. Recognition: In 2008, she was named a Young Global Leader by the World Economic Forum. 

Mushaal (Mishal) Hussein Yaseen Malik  is a Pakistani painting artist, social activist, and politician primarily known as the wife of the incarcerated Kashmiri separatist leader Yasin Malik.  Key Biographical Facts Political Role: She served as a Special Advisor to the Prime Minister of Pakistan on Human Rights and Women Empowerment within the caretaker government headed by Anwaarul Haq Kakar. Marriage: She married Yasin Malik, the chairman of the Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF), on February 22, 2009, in Rawalpindi. The couple met in 2005 while Malik was on a tour of Pakistan. Family: They have a daughter named Raziyah Sultana, born in March 2012. Advocacy: She is a vocal advocate for the Kashmiri independence movement and frequently campaigns for her husband’s release from Indian custody. She has recently urged the Pakistani government to take his case to the International Court of Justice (ICJ). Artistic Background: Before her political and activist involvement, she was known as a painting artist. Current Situation She continues to lead international awareness campaigns regarding her husband’s health and legal situation in Tihar Jail, where he is serving a life sentence. Most recently, she has expressed fear that he may face a death penalty trial and has written to international leaders and UN officials for intervention.

Mishal Bukhari (1984–2023) was an award-winning Pakistani broadcast journalist and news anchor. She was widely recognized for her work with several leading news channels, including Express News, 92 News, Neo TV, and PTV News.   Career & Achievements Pioneer Role: She was a member of the launch team for Express News and served as the channel’s first female news anchor. Talk Show Host: She hosted popular current affairs programs, most notably Neo @ 5 on Neo News. International Coverage: In 2016, she provided live coverage of the U.S. Presidential Elections from Washington D.C. and New York. Awards: She received the Best Female Anchor of Pakistan award in 2013. Professional Programs: In 2014, she was selected for the prestigious International Visitor Leadership Program (IVLP) sponsored by the U.S. State Department.  Personal Life & Passing Education: She held a Master’s degree in Mass Communication from the University of the Punjab. Family: She was the wife of renowned journalist and anchorperson Ameer Abbas. Death: Mishal Bukhari passed away on January 3, 2023, at the age of 38, after a two-year battle with cancer. Her death was widely mourned by the Pakistani journalist community and political figures.