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Jessica Bateman

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  • Features Writer and Foreign Correspondent, Freelance
Athens, Berlin, Germany, United Kingdom
As seen in: MSN Brasil, MSN UK, MSN Venezuela, O Globo, OneZero, Yahoo Life, BBC, Bloomberg News, Daily Mail, HuffPost and
Writing + making radio for BBC, Guardian, Wash Post, 1843, Wired, Foreign Policy, etc | Germany for @onlinehyphen | @IWMF @Boell_US fellow | She/ Her

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The Anti-Abortion Movement’s Alarming Control Tactics Original

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By Jessica Bateman Verified
| The New Republic Verified
One afternoon in March 2023, Jackie Noyola and Amy Carpenter were sitting in their favorite Houston bar, having a glass of wine, when their phones lit up with notifications of an identical email. It was from a law firm in Washington, D.C., and it was offering to represent them in a wrongful death lawsuit launched by a man called Marcus Silva. Thinking the email must be a prank, they sent a screenshot to a group chat with their best friends.
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How femonationalism is shaping far-right discourse in Europe

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By Jessica Bateman Verified
| Fuller Project for International Reporting Verified
Over the past year, something strange and unsettling has occurred outside of hotels housing asylum seekers in England. Grandmothers, mothers, and young women dressed in bright pink have gathered, holding placards with slogans such as ‘Stop the boats’ and ‘Stop the invasion’. Some of these women are part of a new organization called The Pink Ladies, which has a clear and dangerous message that it wants to spread: migrants pose a danger to the safety of women and girls in Britain.
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Muslim families say Islamophobia is shaping Austria’s schools

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By Jessica Bateman Verified
| Hyphenonline Verified
Hadil and Mohammed Hafar in their living room. Photography for Hyphen by Michaela Nagyidaiová Two years ago, when Tasneem Hafar turned 16, she decided to start wearing the hijab. Her family and friends were all supportive of her choice. However, when she wore her headscarf to school in Vienna, Austria, where she lives, not everyone was so accepting.
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