Zubair Torwali

Zubair Torwali
Born Bahrain, Swat, Swat, Pakistan
Title Executive Director
Other titles Instructor
Known for social entrepreneur
Researcher, Author
Educator
Nationality Pakistani
Residence Bahrain, Swat, Pakistan
Offices Bahrain, Swat, Pakistan
Spouse(s) Married one wife
Occupation Social activist
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Zubair Torwali is a community activist, linguist and educator based in Bahrain, Pakistan who has sought to preserve and promote Pakistans Dardic cultures and languages. Zubair Torwali is a graduate of Jahanzeb College in Swat, Pakistan at the Bachelors' level and the University of Peshawar at the Masters level. Zubair Torwali has also received additional diplomas and given lectures in languages, literature and education. Zubair Torwali has published works in English, Urdu and the Dardic Torwali language.

He is described by the Acumen Fund: "Zubair is the Founder of Idara Baraye Taleem-o-Taraqi, an organization that fight for the rights and development of marginalized linguistic communities in north Pakistan. He is also Secretary of the Forum for Language Initiatives, which also works to preserve these communities. Zubair is also a researcher and writer whose book, Muffled Voices, provides insight into Pakistan’s social, cultural and political issues. A Fellow with Leadership for Environment and Development Pakistan and with the Asia Leadership Fellows Program, Zubair is associated with a number of human rights organizations and has been awarded the 2012 Hellman-Hammett Grant by Human Rights Watch." [1]

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  1. ↑ http://acumen.org/blog/meet-our-2017-regional-fellows/


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