‘Child migrants return to Calais hoping to cross to Britain in new year’, Thomson Reuters Foundation, Dec 29, 2016 (republished by New York Times, Euronews, etc. I later spoke about this report on Talk Radio)
I did the words/reporting for these five stories from northern Iraq (with Oxfam).
Interviewing a beautician in Jalawla, northern Iraq, for Oxfam. Photo by Tegid Cartwright.
‘Trump’s wall: In Central America, migrants are undeterred’, Irish Times, Dec 19, 2016
A Cuban migrant cutting another’s hair outside a shelter in Panama City, for the Irish Times.
Delighted to have been chosen for a fellowship to cover the International Anti-Corruption Conference in Panama from December 1-4.
‘”Attack the messenger, not the message”: Removing the stigma from whistleblowing’, IACC, Dec 3, 2016
‘Panama Papers: Cooperation among journalists makes the difference between national and global impact’, IACC, Dec 2, 2016
Contributed several pieces to the new Financial Times guide to Dublin, check it out here: https://hiddencities.ft.com/dublin
‘Brooklyn by the Liffey’ – on urban village Stoneybatter.
‘The return of the natives’ – on post-recession restaurant culture.
‘The Reel Deal’ – on traditional music outside of Temple Bar.
‘Coast with the most’ – on coastal suburb Howth.
Reporting on protests over development at Ramlet el Baida, Beirut’s last remaining public beach, for thisisplace.org/Thomson Reuters Foundation
‘Barricades on the beach: Beirut residents fight for their waterfront’, Thomson Reuters Foundation, Dec 2, 2016 (republished by Channel News Asia & others.)
Photos available via the Reuters wire: pictures.reuters.com. Later used by the Guardian, the Atlantic’s Citylab, Brookings Institution & L’Orient-Le Jour, among others. One was chosen as Al Monitor’s ‘Lebanon photo of the day.’
Women cooking in a small migrant camp 70km from Calais, for the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
Photos available via the Reuters wire: 
Back in the Calais Jungle ahead of full demolition.
A psychiatrist with MSF 
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.
A protest against tax havens in Trafalgar Square, London, for VICE News.
A woman and her children inside an unfinished building in Maiduguri, Nigeria, for VICE News.
A woman speaks about being held in captivity by Boko Haram, in Maiduguri, Nigeria, for VICE News.
A man raising a supportive hand in London as a busload of protesting junior doctors passes by, for VICE News.
6-day-old babies born to a woman who was raped by a Boko Haram fighter in northeast Nigeria, for VICE News.
Reporting on Easter Rising centenary commemorations in Dublin, Ireland, in blue hood and black jacket on the right. Photo via Irish Defence Forces.
Photos of Easter Rising centenary commemorations in Dublin, Ireland, for VICE News.
Reporting from the Jungle migrant camp in Calais, France, during mass evictions, for VICE News.
An Iranian man sewed his lips together in protest at the treatment of migrants and refugees in Calais, France. For VICE News.
Thousands of junior doctors protesting in London, UK. Photos for VICE News.
Interviewing Rastafarians in Shashamane, Ethiopia. Photo for VICE News.
UK opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn speaks at an anti-Islamophobia rally in north London.
Protesters outside the UK Houses of Parliament on the night MPs voted to begin bombing ISIS in Syria.
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