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Haroon Janjua

ReporterDeutsche WelleBeat: International, Europe, Diplomacy, Human Rights, Blasphemy Laws, Legal Appeals, Death Penalty

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Haroon Janjua is a journalist who has written for Deutsche Welle. His reporting focuses on international affairs, particularly in Europe, and covers topics such as diplomacy, human rights, blasphemy laws, legal appeals, and the death penalty.

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Journalist with experience covering international legal and human‑rights issues.

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Deutsche Welle

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