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Louise Donovan

Louise Donovan

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Senior Reporter, Fuller Project for International Reporting

London

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Total articles 609

  • Arab States Need More Nurses. African Women Are Paying The Price.

    By Louise Donovan Verified|Fuller Project for International ReportingVerifiedAfrican women who leave home to work as nannies or housekeepers in the Persian Gulf know they’re risking their lives. The influx of reports detailing unpaid wages, sexual assault and – at times – death are impossible to ignore. Nurses, however, garner less attention. As countries like Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates expand their healthcare sectors, the demand for migrant care workers is rising. This sounds like good news – employment opportunities are often few and far back home.

    By Louise Donovan Verified · Fuller Project for International Reporting

    Apr. 07, 2025

  • AI Is Fighting Modern Slavery and Sex Crime, for Better or Worse

    By Louise Donovan Verified|Foreign Policy MagazineVerifiedThe Full Story A monthly column published by Foreign Policy and reported by journalists at The Fuller Project, a global newsroom that catalyzes positive change for women. Sign up for The Fuller Project’s newsletter.

    By Louise Donovan Verified · Foreign Policy Magazine

    Feb. 28, 2025

  • Arab States Need More Nurses. African Women Are Paying The Price.

    By Louise Donovan Verified|Fuller Project for International ReportingVerifiedAfrican women who leave home to work as nannies or housekeepers in the Persian Gulf know they’re risking their lives. The influx of reports detailing unpaid wages, sexual assault and – at times – death are impossible to ignore. Nurses, however, garner less attention. As countries like Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates expand their healthcare sectors, the demand for migrant care workers is rising. This sounds like good news – employment opportunities are often few and far back home.

    By Louise Donovan Verified · Fuller Project for International Reporting

    Apr. 07, 2025

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Fuller Project for International Reporting

London, United States