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Cameron Bailie is an award-winning journalist, editor, and researcher published across The British Medical Journal, New Internationalist, the Orwell Foundation, the Centre for Homelessness Impact, and student papers, currently working on stories for Novara Media and The Mill. He's covered diverse political topics, from healthcare worker’s struggles in Bolivia, to lethal state crackdowns on Indigenous national strikes and USAID-related migrant crises in Ecuador, to the global Palestine movement and multiple institutional scandals at London universities which made national headlines. He won an award from the Student Publication Association in 2024 for ‘Best Comment Piece’ out of over 130 entries — the most contested prize — and was shortlisted as the ‘Best Newcomer’ student journalist from across Britain and Ireland in 2024. He is Editor-in-Chief of New Sociological Perspectives graduate journal and Commissioning Editor at The Student Intifada magazine, covering the global student-led Palestine solidarity movement. He completed a remote internship/mentorship scheme with The India Story Agency as a trainee journalist and research intern, and recently began news translation and proofreading work with The Orinoco Tribune. He spent the first half of 2025 living, working, and writing in Ecuador before travelling around South America and later China. He is currently working as a freelance journalist and is based back home in Manchester, UK. He has previously worked as an educator, mentor, and English teacher.