Poppy Noor is a Senior Staff Writer at The Guardian. She focuses on topics such as abortion, US abortion bans, and women's rights, providing insightful commentary and analysis on these critical issues. Poppy's work has also been featured in The Irish Times and AOL UK.
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Poppy Noor's coverage primarily focuses on legal policy regulation, government announcements and cited data in the context of politics and healthcare. Given her focus, she would be most responsive to pitches offering insights from legal experts or policymakers with a deep understanding of abortion laws and women’s rights issues.
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After the tragedy, one question haunted me: how do you miss an unborn child?
By: Poppy Noor
Good morning. In 2014, a backbench Labour MP named Shabana Mahmood lay on the floor of her local Sainsbury's in protest against the sale of products made in illegal Israeli settlements.
In today’s newsletter: It used to be that the far right were set apart from polite society, but it’s easy to find views once seen as extreme on Facebook today. And frontbench politicians are taking note
