| 1. Ramita Navai is a British-Iranian investigative journalist, documentary maker, and author. |
| 2. She was born in Tehran and grew up in London after the Iranian Revolution. |
| 3. Ramita aspired to become a foreign correspondent and began her journalism career in Iran. |
| 4. She dedicated time as a teacher at a foundation school in south Tehran. |
| 5. While undercover for reporting, Ramita's team faced threats from gangsters multiple times. |
| 6. Reporting on the earthquake in Iran was a harrowing experience in her career. |
| 7. Ramita authored books like 'City of Lies: Love, Sex, Death, and the Search for Truth in Tehran,' receiving numerous awards. |
| 8. She co-wrote 'Shifting Sands: The Unravelling of the Old Order in the Middle East' with fifteen other authors. |
| 9. In January 2022, Ramita Navai collaborated with Aurra Studios in London, hosting the podcast 'The Line of Fire.' |
| 10. Her graduating film on transsexual legislation in the UK won the national Young Broadcast Journalist of the Year Award. |
| 11. She began her career as the Tehran correspondent for The Times. |
| 12. She worked as a freelancer for IRIN News (now The New Humanitarian) covering UN humanitarian stories. |
| 13. She has been detained by Iranian authorities several times during her reporting career. |
| 14. She has reported from over 40 countries and made over 30 documentaries. |
