The Guardian • 28th June 2022 Bolivia’s corrupt system failed to stem femicide. Now, feminists are fighting back
The Guardian • 2nd June 2022 Digital mapping reveals network of settlements thrived in pre-Columbian Amazon
The Guardian • 5th May 2022 Accidental president or coup-plotter? Trial lays bare Bolivia’s polarisation
Rest of World • 12th April 2022 Tiny cars and massive lithium deposits: The unlikely quest to build electric vehicles in Bolivia
The Guardian • 30th March 2022 Bolivian victims of dictatorships still waiting for justice: ‘We are forgotten’
The Guardian • 12th March 2022 ‘Risky, profitable, exciting’: TikTok fuels Bolivia’s contraband car craze
The Guardian • 6th February 2022 Misinformation and distrust: behind Bolivia’s low Covid vaccination rates
New Lines Magazine • 3rd February 2022 A Century Ago, a Showdown Changed but Didn’t End North Africa Colonialism
The Independent • 14th January 2022 A long-awaited reform brings some hope for migrant minors in Spain Sitting in a cafe in Madrid, Ismail admitted he got lucky.
Bodley Head • 23rd November 2019 The Sacrifice When I arrive in Llallagua it is dark, freezing and silent, save the shuffling miners. I follow them up to the mouth of the mine as the sun rises.
The Independent • 29th October 2021 Ceuta and Melilla, where the borders stayed shut after the pandemic
The Independent • 24th August 2021 How migrants in Ceuta risk it all to get to Europe It’s a sharp, clear morning in Ceuta on 20 July, the day before Eid al-Adha, the Feast of Sacrifice.