Sarah Haque

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Sarah Haque joined the Bureau as a fellow and then a freelance reporter in 2021. She has written for British Vogue, Wired and Vice, and her work includes an investigation into “digital strip searches” during rape prosecutions. She has also covered sexual harassment, immigration, mental health, the plight of midwives during the pandemic, and worked on international features exploring Islamophobia in France and abortion rights in Poland. She has a first-class English degree from City, University of London.

Latest by This Author

08.07.22

Domestic Violence

She married a police officer. He turned his training on her

Eight out of 10 police employees accused of domestic abuse keep their jobs. So who can victims turn to when their abuser is part of the very system that pledges to protect them?

30.06.22

Domestic Violence

Police abuse victims let down by systemic weaknesses, say watchdogs

A new report prompted by Bureau reporting and work by the Centre for Women's Justice has found “systemic weaknesses” in how police forces respond to domestic abuse committed by officers and staff.

A police officer moving towards a police jeep on a sunny day. Image only shows the police officer's shoulders and neck from behind

17.03.22

Domestic Violence

Police officers accused of abuse avoid convictions and keep their jobs

Eight out of 10 police employees accused of domestic abuse are still working, an investigation by the Bureau of Investigative Journalism and ITV has found