• Lebanese women demand new rights amid political turmoil (The Guardian, November 2019)
• ‘Raising a family with nothing’: War takes its toll on Syria’s displaced women (The New Arab, March 2021)
• What Myanmar’s coup means for the future of Rohingya Muslims (The New Arab, February 2021)
• What it’s like to use rugby to take on the mafia – the story of Briganti di Librino (Rugby World, December 2021)
• ‘Egypt needs a feminist revolution’: Mona Eltahawy ten years after the Arab Spring (The New Arab, January 2021)
• Deadly silence: More than half of women in Arab states are subject to FGM (The New Arab, July 2020)
• How Uighur women’s bodies became a battleground for China’s coercive population control (The New Arab, August 2019)
• Abandoned and forgotten, the Beirut explosion leaves Lebanon’s migrant workers more vulnerable than ever (The New Arab, August 2020)
• How the LGBT community rallied against a ‘homophobic’ Tunisian influencer (The New Arab, October 2020)
• No longer silent: Why Lebanese women took to the streets against sexual violence (The New Arab, December 2019)
• Mega arms deal with Egyptian regime exposes Italy’s ‘hypocrisy’ on rights abuses, destabilisation of Libya (The New Arab, June 2020)
• Can the Middle East afford to care about the climate emergency? (The New Arab, December 2019)
• Why women activists are taking gender-based violence into their own hands (The New Arab, March 2020)
• Why art in the Middle East matters more than ever (The New Arab, June 2020)
• Lebanon’s social media looks like the Wild West, and women journalists are in the crosshairs (The New Arab, December 2019)
• Snapshot of Ridley Road: Youth project photographs locals inside under-threat Shopping Village (Hackney Citizen, April 2019)
• Swimming against the plastic current: Bettina Maidment on spearheading River Lea clean-up (Hackney Citizen, April 11)
• Scientist and environmentalist predicts ‘Artificial Intelligence will save us all’ (South London Press, July 2019)

• Surge in young people registering to vote in general election (The Guardian, October 2019)
• Uber driver sentenced to death for murder of British embassy worker (The Guardian, November 2019)
• Burmese forces may be committing fresh war crimes against Rohingya, UN investigator says (The Telegraph, July 2019)
• ‘We want a feminist revolution’: Jordan protesters demand justice for domestic violence victim Ahlam (The New Arab, July 2020)
• Lebanon’s Daily Star newspaper ‘sacks American journalist’ for organising strike after months of unpaid wages (The New Arab, December 2019)
• Acclaimed Lebanese-British journalist snubs Saudi G20 invitation citing Riyadh’s record on women’s rights (The New Arab, September 2020)
• Rights group commends Kuwait for new domestic violence law (The New Arab, September 2020)
• Cockroaches are becoming ‘immune’ to insecticide, study claims (The Telegraph, July 2019)
• High priority fire safety work uncovered after Grenfell now 80 per cent complete, council reveals (Hackney Citizen, April 2019)
• Haggerston Baths: First look at plans prompts concerns over lack of community use (Hackney Citizen, April 2019)
• Kennington dry cleaner who handled dirty laundry of the stars to bow out after 40 years (South London Press, August 2019)
• Lambeth police officer faces inquiry after appearing on Big Brother – in Nigeria (South London Press, August 2019)
• Muslim BLM protester made to remove hijab ‘against her will’ by US police (The New Arab, June 2020)
• Cancelling a culture: Bella Hadid accuses Instagram of ‘silencing’ Palestine’s history (The New Arab, July 2020)

• CASA Festival, Dalston: ‘A Latin American fiesta that reminds us why diversity is so vital’ (Hackney Citizen, August 2019)
• Ninth Street Women, Barbican, book presentation: ‘Rewriting male-dominated art history’ (Hackney Citizen, July 2019)
• A Thousand Splendid Suns, Hackney Empire: ‘Woes, fears and aspirations of Afghan women’ (Hackney Citizen, June 2019)