Mohammad Tariq Jahan
Countries of Expertise
Specialties
- Corruption/Impunity
- Deportees/Criminal Deportees
- Ethnic Discrimination/Persecution
- Forced Marriage
- Gang-Related Violence/Non-State Actors
- Government/State Actor Persecution
- Journalist Persecution
- Linguistic Analysis
- Prison Conditions
- Religious Discrimination/Persecution
- Risk Of Retaliation
- Torture
About Mohammad Tariq Jahan
Tariq Jahan is a PhD researcher in International Relations at the University of St Andrews (UK), specializing in conflict, terrorism, and strategic communication in Afghanistan. His research focuses on how state and non-state actors—including the Taliban, the former Afghan government, and international forces—have used narratives, propaganda, and information control during Afghanistan’s post-2001 conflict. His work draws on extensive primary materials, academic research, and qualitative interviews with practitioners, officials, and analysts.
Tariq has professional experience in strategic communications and policy analysis and has worked closely with Afghan and international stakeholders on issues of security, extremism, governance, and civic space. He provides country-of-origin analysis for asylum and refugee cases, offering independent, evidence-based expert opinion on political risk, persecution, and conflict dynamics in Afghanistan. He is fluent in English, Pashto, and Dari, with working knowledge of Urdu.
