Annie Kelly is a UK-based journalist covering international development, the environment, current and social affairs and travel for The Guardian and other national newspapers and magazines.
Recent Work:
Tropical island turns temporary morgue as Air France dead are brought ashore
The Guardian - June 09
Annie Kelly reports from Fernando de Noronha as first Air France passenger bodies bought to land.
Traumatised Tamils live in fear of new crackdown in Sri Lanka
The Observer - April 09
The Sri Lankan army is on the verge of wiping out the rebel Tamil Tiger forces. But, as Annie Kelly reports, there is concern that the displaced civilian population is suffering a fresh wave of human rights violations including arbitrary arrests and abductions.
Developing nations face malnutrition threat
The Guardian - April 09
Poor harvests, drought and rising food prices could have serious health implications for people living in developing countries.
Raped and killed for being a lesbian: South Africa ignores 'corrective' attacks
The Guardian - March 09
Women live in fear of brutal assaults by male gangs and the country's 'macho politics' has lead to a lack of action.