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[[File:Reza Kardgar.jpg|thumb|Reza Kardgar, | [[File:Reza Kardgar.jpg|thumb|Reza Kardgar, journalist with the [[Federation News Service]]]] | ||
'''Reza Kardgar''' is | '''Reza Kardgar''' is a journalist and the former editor-in-chief for the [[Federation News Service]]. Over his career, he has covered a wide-range of stories including the [[Vaadwaur Occupation]] of [[Deep Space 17]] in 2387, of which he was a survivor. | ||
Following the station's liberation by Starfleet through [[Operation Bright Star]], Kardgar wrote about his experience in an award-winning article and served on the design committee for a memorial to honor the victims of the occupation. When two members of the Federation resistance--Staff Sergeant {{n|Jennifer|Brockton}} and Corporal Tashaun James--were awarded the Medal of Honor posthumously, Kardgar arranged a breakfast with the media for the other members of the resistance who were to attend the ceremony. | |||
His controversial decision to allow an [[Federation News Service/To My Beloved: Heart Of Ohmallera|open letter]] from [[Maquis Reborn]] leader and terrorist {{n|Nikael|Kalre}} to be published on the anniversary of the attack on [[Ohmallera]], Betazed, was met with severe backlash against the [[Federation News Service]] with calls for his resignation from protestors in early 2392. Deciding that he had become a distraction to the Federation News Service's mission to report the news, not become it, he stepped down on SD 239204.05, with {{n|Lara|Senekal}} as his interim replacement. | |||
==Articles by written by Kardgar== | |||
* {{FNS|Special Report: The Face of Treason}} (SD 239110.03) | |||
* {{FNS|President Nan Bacco assures colonists relief aid as Transport Union strike continues}} (SD 239201.16) | |||
* {{FNS|Terra Novan Kevin Steiner makes long-rumored presidential bid official}} (SD 239201.29) | |||
* {{FNS|Unrest continues on Inox as citizens demand reform}} (SD 239203.03) | |||
* {{FNS|Shake-up in FNS leadership as editor-in-chief steps down}} (SD 239204.05) | |||
==Additional Info== | ==Additional Info== | ||
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[[Category:Civilians]] | [[Category:Civilians]] | ||
[[Category:Journalists]] | [[Category:Journalists]] | ||
[[Category:Federation News Service]] | [[Category:Federation News Service reporters]] | ||
Latest revision as of 18:58, 3 March 2018
Reza Kardgar is a journalist and the former editor-in-chief for the Federation News Service. Over his career, he has covered a wide-range of stories including the Vaadwaur Occupation of Deep Space 17 in 2387, of which he was a survivor.
Following the station's liberation by Starfleet through Operation Bright Star, Kardgar wrote about his experience in an award-winning article and served on the design committee for a memorial to honor the victims of the occupation. When two members of the Federation resistance--Staff Sergeant Jennifer Brockton and Corporal Tashaun James--were awarded the Medal of Honor posthumously, Kardgar arranged a breakfast with the media for the other members of the resistance who were to attend the ceremony.
His controversial decision to allow an open letter from Maquis Reborn leader and terrorist Nikael Kalre to be published on the anniversary of the attack on Ohmallera, Betazed, was met with severe backlash against the Federation News Service with calls for his resignation from protestors in early 2392. Deciding that he had become a distraction to the Federation News Service's mission to report the news, not become it, he stepped down on SD 239204.05, with Lara Senekal as his interim replacement.
Articles by written by Kardgar
- Special Report: The Face of Treason (SD 239110.03)
- President Nan Bacco assures colonists relief aid as Transport Union strike continues (SD 239201.16)
- Terra Novan Kevin Steiner makes long-rumored presidential bid official (SD 239201.29)
- Unrest continues on Inox as citizens demand reform (SD 239203.03)
- Shake-up in FNS leadership as editor-in-chief steps down (SD 239204.05)
Additional Info
- Kardgar's writer can be contacted here.