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Sadef Ali Kully

Sadef Ali Kully

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Staff Writer, City Limits

New York

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Total articles 284

  • With the T20 World Cup, cricket has come ‘home’ for New York’s South Asians

    By Sadef Ali Kully Verified| Al Jazeera English Verified Long Island, New York —  On a cool Sunday afternoon in May, Anjum Sabar – captain of PakAmerica Cricket Club – watched on as his team batted against Hawks Cricket Club on a grassy field at Eisenhower Park in Long Island, New York. The match – part of New York’s Commonwealth Cricket League (CCL) – was being played a stone’s throw away from what is now the Nassau County International Cricket Stadium, one of the venues for the in-progress ICC Men’s T20 World Cup.

    By Sadef Ali Kully Verified · Al Jazeera English

    Jun. 04, 2024

  • New York Officials and Hundreds of Protesters Rally in Support of Abortion Rights

    By Lola Fadulu Verified, Téa Kvetenadze Verified, Sadef Ali Kully Verified| The New York Times Verified Hundreds of demonstrators gathered at Foley Square in Lower Manhattan on Tuesday evening to protest the possibility of the Supreme Court’s overturning Roe v. Wade, which has guaranteed the right to abortion for nearly half a century. Many of those there wore green, which has become a signature color for abortion rights campaigners, and brandished everything from neat, preprinted signs from Planned Parenthood to recycled cardboard covered in furious Sharpie messages.

    By Lola Fadulu Verified, Téa Kvetenadze Verified, Sadef Ali Kully Verified · The New York Times

    May. 03, 2022

  • With the T20 World Cup, cricket has come ‘home’ for New York’s South Asians

    By Sadef Ali Kully Verified| Al Jazeera English Verified Long Island, New York —  On a cool Sunday afternoon in May, Anjum Sabar – captain of PakAmerica Cricket Club – watched on as his team batted against Hawks Cricket Club on a grassy field at Eisenhower Park in Long Island, New York. The match – part of New York’s Commonwealth Cricket League (CCL) – was being played a stone’s throw away from what is now the Nassau County International Cricket Stadium, one of the venues for the in-progress ICC Men’s T20 World Cup.

    By Sadef Ali Kully Verified · Al Jazeera English

    Jun. 04, 2024

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City Limits

City Limits is a nonprofit news organization based in New York City, founded in 1976. It focuses on investigative journalism to address civic issues, particularly for low- and moderate-income communities. The organization aims to inform democracy and empower citizens through in-depth reporting and analysis of critical topics such as housing, education, criminal justice, and economic policy. Initially started as a newsletter for housing advocates, City Limits evolved into a monthly magazine and later transitioned to an all-digital platform. It operates a comprehensive online news website, providing daily updates on civic issues and engaging with communities through initiatives like the Bronx Bureau and Brooklyn Bureau. City Limits is committed to facilitating community action and engagement by providing relevant information to New York City residents, policymakers, and community organizations.

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Founded: 1976