International Organization for Transitional Justice and Peace

Aman Riazat

We are delighted to introduce Mohammad Aman Riazat, a dynamic co-founder with a wealth of experience in journalism, communication, research, education, consulting, and human rights. With over a decade of experience, Mr. Riazat has significantly impacted the field as a journalist and spokesperson for the Ministry of Justice in Afghanistan.

 

Mr. Riazat’s dedication to journalism and human rights is evident in the numerous articles and reports he has published in both Persian and English. His works have been featured in prominent domestic and international media outlets, as well as in the Ministry of Justice’s professional, cultural, and legal journals and website. He was instrumental in developing the Ministry’s five-year communication strategy and establishing a standardized reporting system across all departments. Furthermore, he contributed to the judicial committee that formulated the communication strategy for Afghanistan’s National Unity Government.

 

Throughout his career, Mr. Riazat has conducted over 1,000 interviews with national and international media on critical issues such as the rule of law, justice, anti-corruption, human trafficking, and legal awareness. During his tenure at the Ministry of Justice, he collaborated closely with justice authorities and both national and international institutions, advocating for democratic values, freedom of expression, justice, and human rights.

 

Mr. Riazat has also participated in numerous national and international seminars and programs, including those at the Shanghai Business School and Deutsche Welle.

 

He holds a bachelor’s degree in journalism, a master’s degree in political science, and an MA in journalism and communication. With his extensive expertise and proven track record, Mr. Riazat is a tremendous asset to any organization dedicated to advancing human rights, defending freedom of expression, and promoting justice.