Harry Davies is an Investigations Correspondent at The Guardian. He specializes in reporting on the intersections of technology, software, crime and justice, and the judicial system. His work has been prominently featured in The Guardian, where he delves into the complexities of these critical issues.
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Harry Davies' coverage focuses on government, politics, international relations, and legal policy regulation with a specific focus on Israel, the International Criminal Court (ICC), spying, military, and intelligence. Pitches to him should reflect an understanding of these topics and provide expert commentary or insider insights into the geopolitical dynamics involving Israel and relevant international organizations like the ICC.
Given his extensive coverage of evolving stories related to government announcements and legal policy regulations in this context, he may be interested in pitches that offer exclusive information or analysis regarding ongoing developments concerning Israeli geopolitics or intelligence activities.
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By: Harry Davies, Rob Evans
Jacob Wulfson’s fellow airmen decided his fate after a court martial at RAF Lakenheath – a distressing week for Sarah Steele, the academic he assaulted
By: Rob Evans, Emine Sinmaz, Harry Davies
Even sexual assault or paedophilia cases are heard by US courts martial, using an obscure 1951 agreement
By: Saskia Collette, Annie Kelly, Homa Khaleeli, Harry Davies, Eli Block, Brian Mcnamara
When the academic Sarah Steele was assaulted in England, she had no idea her case would end up in front of a US military court. Harry Davies explains why military judges and juries are ruling on crimes committed in the UK
By: Rob Evans, Harry Davies
Sarah Steele comes forward to call for greater scrutiny of how US military courts are allowed to ‘rip apart’ vulnerable witnesses in the UK
By: Harry Davies, Rob Evans
Jacob Wulfson, who strangled woman he met online, was allowed to be tried at airbase court martial instead of facing UK justice
By: Harry Davies, Rob Evans
Pentagon files suggest some new facilities will store nuclear arsenal, with $163m also earmarked for secretive spy base
Parliament comments follow investigation revealing how man was tried at court martial on US airbase
By: Rob Evans, Emine Sinmaz, Harry Davies
Two women who alleged they were raped by Tyrion Davis in Suffolk had to testify at an invasive court martial on a US base
Hannes Marschalek, who allegedly exposed his penis to four other women in Cambridgeshire, tried via US court martial
By: Harry Davies
Female lawyer tells CNN’s Christiane Amanpour about alleged ‘escalation of attempts’ as second woman also speaks out
