News / Fears grow for political prisoner who probed Azerbaijani cash in London The family of detained LSE academic Gubad Ibadoghlu say his health is worsening as he’s denied medical attention By Jessie Williams / 12 Sep 2023
News / What’s at stake for women in Turkey’s election Feminist groups tell of increasingly hostile environment under Erdoğan – but say opposition doesn’t go far enough By Jessie Williams / 12 May 2023
Feature / ‘The war left a hole in my soul’: Survivors’ trauma a year after Nagorno-Karabakh Last year, 90,000 people, mostly women and children, fled the region. Now, as they try to accept what they have lost, their trauma is surfacing By Jessie Williams / 10 Nov 2021
Feature / ‘I feared I would die’: Life inside the Napier Barracks asylum-seeker housing As the Home Office moves more migrants to Kent’s abandoned army barracks, first-hand reports from ex-residents reveal the dark future envisioned by Priti Patel By Jessie Williams / 10 Apr 2021
