Arabic
German
English
Somali
Fatima Hudoon
I am a Bristol-based freelance journalist. I previously worked for The Bristol Cable, a local member-owned media co-operative. Here, I worked as an Early Career Journalist and started writing my first stories. I now work as a freelancer and alongside the Cable my work is featured in The National News, The Calvert Journal and Are We Europe. I am a languages and politics graduate. I read German and Arabic with International Relations. I use my language skills in my work to access primary sources and elevate underrepresented voices. As well as local news I am passionate about covering political and economic affairs. I have a strong interest in political reporting, particularly the MENA region namely Jordan, Egypt and Sudan. Beyond news reporting and feature writing, I am interested in doing investigative reporting using my language and research skills.
Feature Stories
Research
Interview (Print / Radio / Podcast)
Fixing
Fact Checking
Politics
Current Affairs
Technology
Research
Cultural
Climate Change
Fact Checking
Failed and let down by Bristol City Council, parents with children who have special needs build their own community.
As the new flare-up between Armenia and Azerbaijan rages for more than a month, Armenian, Azeri, Georgian and Yazidi faith leaders in neighbouring Georgia commit to meeting every Saturday until the war ends.
While local NHS bosses vowed to end mental health out-of-area placements by March 2021, 2019 saw an increase in people being sent away to private beds locally and far away. I tell the story of a carer who travelled miles to visit her son.
Barriers in education: 'Bridging the digital divide more pressing now than ever'
Bristol SEND crisis: from isolation to family
Bristol History Podcast: Witches and Witchcraft in the West Country
Brits most 'stopped and checked' for immigration crimes they can't commit