Nazo Shinwari
Nazo Shinwari is an avid writer and a freelance journalist from Pakistan with a penchant for travelling. As a Media Graduate, she enjoys making human interest stories and documentaries in her free time while also indulging in photography and painting. As a feminist, Nazo believes in the social, political, and economic equality for all the sexes; regardless of sexuality, race, class, or anything in between.
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