State Accountability & Women’s Rights

My cousin Gaia Pope might still be alive if preventable deaths were properly investigated The i, 2023

The police failed my cousin, Gaia Pope. Five years on, others like her are still at risk The Guardian, 2022

The UK is facing an epidemic of violence against women and girls Al Jazeera, 2021

Sarah Everard’s murder: No justice for us without radical change Al Jazeera, 2021

The chief coroner’s choice is clear: the government’s reputation matters more than justice for bereaved families of NHS staff The Independent, 2020

My cousin died after accusing a man of rape and being treated with indifference by the police. This has to change The Independent, 2020

A year on from my cousin Gaia Pope’s death, we still have no answers The Guardian, 2018

Migration Justice & Displacement

If we win the fight to let refugees into Fortress Britain, the world will take note The Guardian, 2016

The Sinking of the Nameless Independent narrative nonfiction, 2021

Borderline Justice: EU–Turkey deal is a disaster for refugees Red Pepper, 2016

‘I could kill you here and no one would care’: The refugees at the sharp end of Europe’s borders Red Pepper Cover Story, 2016

Global & Climate Justice

Five years after Rana Plaza, Bangladeshi garment workers are fighting for justice and dignity at work Red Pepper, 2018

The true cost of mining in Latin America New Internationalist, 2018

A very modern apartheid Red Pepper, 2018

Four decades of economic denial, delusion and lies from the IMF and World Bank Morning Star, 2017

A brief history of really bad ideas New Internationalist, 2015

Politics & Culture

Labour must keep marching left to appeal to the youth vote The Guardian, 2017

We couldn’t trust the Lib Dems before. Tim Farron has shown we still can’t The Guardian, 2017

In Defence of Generation Snowflake Hunger, 2017