Nawal Al-Maghafi is a broadcast journalist, documentary maker, and news presenter with over a decade of experience reporting for the BBC. Known for her in-depth coverage of conflicts, human rights abuses, and geopolitical issues. Nawal has gained a reputation for her thorough investigations, often working on the ground in some of the world’s most challenging environments.

Her reporting has extensively covered the ongoing civil war and humanitarian crisis in Yemen, along with other conflict zones including Haiti, Syria, Sudan, and beyond. Her work often highlights the experiences of ordinary people caught in the crossfire, with a focus on human trafficking, the recruitment of foreign fighters, and the broader impact of war on civilians.

Nawal’s investigative journalism has earned numerous international accolades, including three Emmys, two Royal Television Society (RTS) Awards, and the UN’s Leo Navas Award. She has reported for high-profile BBC programs such as This World, Panorama, News at Ten, and across the BBC World Service.

Her coverage spans a range of topics, from the rise of ISIS and counter-terrorism efforts in the Middle East, to pressing social issues such as mental health, child sex abuse, and climate change. Nawal has become a respected voice in journalism, particularly for her ability to bring attention to underreported issues and her unwavering commitment to telling stories that matter.