‘A week of bombings in the birthplace of Boko Haram’, the Irish Times, June 30, 2017
A young boy lies in a ward for the weapon-wounded in Maiduguri State Specialist Hospital, Borno State, Nigeria.
Radio report from Maiduguri, northeast Nigeria, as the city marks Eid at a time of heightened tensions in the conflict with Boko Haram (from about 12), RTE, June 25, 2017
A woman cradles her malnourished daughter at an MSF clinic in Maiduguri, northeast Nigeria. Some 450,000 children in the region are expected to suffer from severe acute malnourishment this year
‘Missing Efrem: the human story of our government’s failure to care for child refugees’, the New Statesman, June 20, 2017
‘The map maker who finds the bodies in Ethiopia’s land battle’, Place/Thomson Reuters Foundation, June 20, 2017 (Also up on Reuters, AllAfrica, Kenya’s Star. This is part of a bigger package on resource and land conflicts across the world which saw the pictures of some of the murdered displaced in New York’s Times Square and London’s Canary Wharf)
‘Activists occupy former British women’s prison in protest against cuts’, Thomson Reuters Foundation, June 2, 2017
Radio report from Anjar, an Armenian town two miles from the Syrian border in Lebanon (from about 12), RTE, May 28, 2017
Spoke on a panel on freelancing at WellTold, the UK’s first longform/narrative journalism conference. Photo via @suchandrikac. The talk was written up by journalism.co.uk
‘IJNET Journalist of the month: Sally Hayden’, May 16, 2017 (in Russian, Persian, Portuguese and Spanish)
Radio report on Syria’s Christians (from about 12), RTE, May 14, 2017
Syrian refugee child in an informal camp in Bekaa Valley, eastern Lebanon, Apr 27, 2017
‘Online ads target Britain’s homeless youths with offer of shelter for sex: charity’, Thomson Reuters Foundation, Apr 13, 2017 (republished by DNA India & others)
‘Hungarian charities fear proposed law aims to “discredit” them’, Thomson Reuters Foundation, Apr 5, 2017
Mohammad, father of Zaatari’s 5000th baby, making falafel on the camp’s main shopping street.
Dr Weshah al-Khafri, a refugee surgeon from Daraa, Syria, who advises war-wounded people back home via WhatsApp
Anna Kiss, a 28-year-old community organiser currently being investigated for “gay propaganda”, interviewed in her apartment in Szeged, Hungary.
This 12-year-old works every day delivering vegetables to help pay rent. His mom is considering pulling him out of school completely. As unregistered refugees, the family could be deported if caught by the authorities. Pictured in east Amman, Jordan.
A Syrian refugee child is treated for a congenital hip dislocation in a hospital in Amman, Jordan. (That’s iodine, not blood).
In the waiting room of MSF’s reconstructive surgery hospital in Amman, Jordan.
A Syrian refugee at a women’s centre for survivors of domestic abuse in Mafraq, Jordan, about 10 miles southwest of the border.
This story was included in the print version of Arab Weekly, Jan 15, 2016.
Interviewing a beautician in Jalawla, northern Iraq, for Oxfam. Photo by 
A Cuban migrant cutting another’s hair outside a shelter in Panama City, for the Irish Times.
Reporting on protests over development at Ramlet el Baida, Beirut’s last remaining public beach, for thisisplace.org/Thomson Reuters Foundation
Photos available via the Reuters wire: 
A Syrian refugee in Lebanon’s Bekaa Valley shows me where shrapnel entered her foot when her house was shelled.
Women cooking in a small migrant camp 70km from Calais, for the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Back in the Calais Jungle ahead of full demolition.
A psychiatrist with MSF 
Reporting from the Crops in Pots community garden in Leith, Edinburgh, for thisisplace.org/the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
Eleventh night bonfire at Sandy Row, Belfast.
Ardoyne residents burning Union Jack flags on July 12, 2016.
The bonfire at Sandy Row, Belfast, July 11, 2016.
Back reporting from the Jungle migrant camp in Calais, France.
A Nigerian IDP and her child, born while they were hiding in the bush from Boko Haram, for the Irish Times.
