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Below is a selection of my freelance reporting.

Humanitarian and development

Traumatised Rohingya children describe horrors they witnessed in Burma (The Independent) 

Eyewitness to a massacre: A Rohingya survivor of Tula Toli speaks out (The New European)

Hunger gnaws at Rohingya children in Bangladesh's refugee camps (Thomson Reuters Foundation)

One man's mission to reunite lost Rohingya children with their families (The i Paper)

The traders cashing in on Rohingya misery: 'It's the best profit of my life' (The Guardian)

'We don't want to depend on our husbands': Women’s informal finance in Kenya (Al Jazeera)

On the ground with the ‘Migrant Caravan’ dividing Trump’s America (The New European)

Venezuela's revolution: A bridge too far (The New European)

For FARC fighters, lack of health services undermines peace deal (News Deeply)

The families of South America's great migration on faith in humanity (The i Paper)

Venezuelans flee to Colombia to escape hunger, but find little relief (News Deeply)

Live Stream from the Colombia-Venezuela border (via Periscope for Verifeye Media)

‘The death road’: A young Syrian mother’s journey from Sudan to Egypt (The Independent)

The Syrian refugees caring for the most vulnerable in their new homes (The i Paper)

The picture showing a hidden crisis: Malnutrition in Madagascar (The Independent)

Traditional healers and modern medicine in Madagascar (Al Jazeera)

Madagascar: The vulnerability to tuberculosis (Al Jazeera)

A crisis ‘lost in the ocean’ - Drought and climate change in Madagascar (The New Humanitarian)

Children photograph the slum they call home (CNN) This story inspired a reader to move to Nairobi and start his own charity, Photo Start, teaching vulnerable children photography and business skills…

…Two years later, I visited the project and profiled it for The Independent.

Clearing Lebanon’s unexploded ordnance (The Daily Star) 

International politics

Can the centre hold? Why Central America is on a precipice (The New European)

Belize’s big gamble: Taking the border dispute with Guatemala to court (The New European)

Colombian election: Ivan Duque vows to 'correct' peace accord after comfortable win (The Telegraph)

Misinformation is shaping the Colombian elections (Centre for International Governance Innovation)

The Duque of Hazard: Colombia's election frontrunner could send country back to war (The New European)

Will we go to war with Iran? (Vice News)

Polish women speak out on government's moves to completely ban abortion (The Independent)

Lebanese Hunger strikers: Minister will feel our beat (The Daily Star) 

Demonstrations allowing civilians to reclaim public spaces (The Daily Star) 

Environmental

Caribbean swamped by seaweed that smells like rotten eggs (The Guardian)

The women conservationists saving the world, one croc at a time (Broadly)

UK news

'Latin America in London': The colourful market threatened with demolition (The Independent)

Inside the Football Lads Alliance march through central London (The Independent)

Cypress Hill confirm project with London Symphony Orchestra (The Independent)

Inside the festival drug testing service trying to keep revellers safe (The Independent)

Buckingham Palace on lockdown after knifeman attacks police officers (The Times)

'We're utterly disenfranchised': Welcome to Buckingham, the constituency where votes don't count (The Independent) 

Meet the British artist moulding records of the fight against Isis (The Independent)

Kurdish protesters arrested while marching for Kobane (Vice)

Policy analysis

Safer Schools - Tackling violence against children in classrooms (Apolitical field guide, contributor)

Children in care (Apolitical field guide, contributor)

Safer Cities - Reducing violence in urban areas (Apolitical field guide, contributor)

Child health: how music can feed your brain (Apolitical)

How new foetal heart images show health tech’s potential (Apolitical)

How governments are encouraging breastfeeding at work (Apolitical)

Sensors let parents hold premature babies during treatment (Apolitical)