Tom Law
Tom Law – Journalist, Researcher, Consultant and Analyst
Tom is an Associate Editor and journalist for SudanTribune.com. He is a member of the Associated Reporters Abroad cooperative of freelance journalists and GRN Live – a network of foreign correspondents.
Tom has appeared on the BBC and other broadcasters to provide on comment and analysis on Sudan, South Sudan and East/Central Africa:
- April 2012 – BBC News 24 and BBC World News on the kidnap of four people near Heglig on Sudan-South Sudan border.
- April 2012 – Interviewed by Zeinab Bedawi on BBC World News Today over Sudan-South Sudan border.
- March 2012 – Guest on Islam TV’s Eye Witness to debate the Kony 2012 advocacy video on the the LRA.
- February 2012 – Advised BBC HARDtalk on their interview with the head of UN Mission in South Sudan.
- January 2012 – Newshour on the BBC World Service to discuss conflict in South Sudan’s Jonglei State.
Contact
Email: tom.law [at] sudantribune.com
Background
- Tom was part of the team of journalists who founded The Juba Post, South Sudan’s first independent newspaper in 2005.
- He has spent over three years covering Sudan and South Sudan as a journalist and researcher.
- Communications specialist with experience of producing high quality professional advocacy material and reports for the humanitarian, charity/NGO, media, and marketing industries.
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