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Hannah Wallace

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Hannah Wallace is a freelance journalist and writer, focusing on international affairs, humanitarian issues, women's rights and security. Her work has been published in Qantara, The New Arab, Asharq al Awsat, The Defense Post and DeFacto, among others.


 

Most recent articles by Hannah Wallace

  • A woman and a child walk towards a cluster of tents. A Batman shaped kite is visible in the sky.
    Detainees in northeast Syria

    What will happen to the women and children of al-Roj camp?

    Deteriorating conditions are fuelling tensions at al-Roj camp, where people with alleged links to IS have spent years in detention. As control of the camp shifts to the Syrian central government, uncertainty grows over their future and prospects of returning home.

    By Hannah Wallace
  • A silhouetted woman sits in the doorway of a ruined building looking out onto the street.
    Deported from Germany

    Yazidi survivors confront the harsh reality of return

    Thousands of Yazidis fled IS genocide and found refuge in Germany. Now, many have been ordered to return to Iraq, where they face dire living conditions, shattered infrastructure and the threat of further violence.

    By Hannah Wallace
  • Women burn incense in a procession during a mass funeral for Yazidi victims of Islamic State (IS) in the northern Iraqi village of Kojo in Sinjar district
    German immigration policy

    Yazidis relive the horror as deportation looms

    Recently Germany's "culture of welcome" has given way to a much tougher asylum and immigration policy. Now Yazidi survivors of IS genocide face an uncertain, potentially re-traumatising future

    By Hannah Wallace

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