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Rosie McCabe

Rosie McCabe

Rosie is a journalist at °®Âþµº and a producer of the podcast °®Âþµº Voice. Rosie studied history and then journalism in the UK, specialising in humanitarian reporting during her postgraduate degree. Before joining °®Âþµº's news desk in June 2021, she wrote for The Guardian as well as other British publications such as Rife Magazine.Ìý

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Areas of focus: UK politics and foreign policy, asylum seeker and refugee experiences, arbitrary detention, humanitarian aid, women's rightsÌý

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The Theatre of Investigations

One year on from the killing of journalist Shireen Abu Akleh, family, friends, colleagues, and the international community, are still waiting for justice to be served.

12 May, 2023

Saied's Scapegoats: Oppressive tactics return to Tunisia

°®Âþµº Voice is our weekly podcast bringing you compelling stories from the Middle East, North Africa and beyond.

24 March, 2023

Saied's Scapegoats: Oppressive tactics return to Tunisia

°®Âþµº Voice is our weekly podcast bringing you compelling stories from the Middle East, North Africa and beyond.

24 March, 2023

Tunisia: family of jailed opposition head call for sanctions

The daughter of imprisoned Ennahda leader Said Ferjani said the country had fallen 'under a fascist dictatorship' - and that sanctions must be enforced.

22 March, 2023

Afghan, Iranian women launch ‘gender apartheid' campaign

A campaign among Afghan and Iranian women was launched on International Women's Day to have systematic discrimination faced by females in their countries recognised as 'gender apartheid'.

09 March, 2023

Women Behind The Wheel: A humbling travelogue

°®Âþµº spoke to the two directors of the feature film Women Behind The Wheel for International Women's Day, asking them questions about their journey and the lessons learnt.

08 March, 2023

Tunisia: Family of Ennahda figure condemn arbitrary arrest

The family of detained Tunisian opposition figure Said Ferjani has condemned the 'lack of law and due process' in the country amid President Kais Saied's crackdown on protesters.

01 March, 2023

Iran International TV 'relocates' over 'Iranian govt threat'

Staff from the Iran International TV channel were advised by UK counter-terrorism police to stay away from their London office amid a reported threat from the Iranian government.

21 February, 2023

Filipinos scramble to leave Kuwait after Ranara murder

At least 114 Filipino domestic workers have left Kuwait following news of the brutal killing of 35-year-old Jullebee Ranara, who was allegedly raped and murdered by her employer's son.

06 February, 2023

Afghan & Iranian rights activists nominated for peace prize

The Noble Peace Prize 2023 has nominated Mahbouba Seraj, an Afghan women's rights activist, and Narges Mohammadi, an Iranian human rights activist behind bars, for their prestigious award.

05 February, 2023