The Clearing [documentary]
The Clearing follows young Cambodian activists risking years in prison for exposing state-sanctioned environmental destruction. Instead of buckling under pressure, they continue on their collision course with the increasingly authoritarian regime. What will resistance cost them?
Role: Director, Producer, writer 
The Stories We Share [documentary]
The Khmer Rouge forced them, as strangers, to marry. Fifty years on, have they managed to reclaim their lives? We journey across Cambodia alongside Oung Phhun, Soeun Chantorn and Khmer Rouge Tribunal to find out.
Role: Director, producer, writer 
European plastic burns in Indonesia
Plastic waste from the European Union is arriving in Indonesia hidden in shipments destined for its paper mills. The non-recyclable plastic ends up in landfills, rivers, or is incinerated, polluting the environment and endangering the health of vulnerable communities.
Role: Lead investigator, writer
Before they take me away [documentary]
Since he was released from custody in November 2021, Cambodian environmental activist Ly Chandaravuth has been looking over his shoulder. Facing a possible prison sentence, will Ly Chandaravuth be forced to abandon his activism?
Role: Director, producer, writer 
Revealed: Far-Right Links of Polish Farmer Hunger Strikers
The nascent Orka movement has gained access to the president after vowing to toss the EU’s Green Deal “in the trash”.
Role: Writer 
Orbán-backed Think Tank Courts Farmers Linked to Far Right Ahead of EU Poll
An oil-funded think tank backed by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is involved in organising widespread farmer protests in the run-up to the EU elections, DeSmog can reveal.
Role: Writer 
From royal courts to hidden hands: The secret trade of Cambodian antiquities
What Europe’s largest private collection of Asian art says about the trade in cultural heritage.
Role: Writer 
Will Poland’s New Government Legalize Abortion?
Despite campaign promises, the fight for abortion rights seems far from over.
Role: Writer 
How dams in China are destroying livelihoods downstream
The demise of a flooded forest in the Mekong River, blamed on high-volume dams in China and Laos, is robbing Cambodians of vital income, and women are paying the highest price.
Role: Writer 
Mekong — when the fish disappeared
China, Laos and Cambodia are building hydroelectric power dams on the Mekong River at an accelerating pace. The Mekong is a source of profits for power companies, but the dams have destroyed the river's ecosystem and are depriving people across the region of their livelihoods.
Role: Line producer 
The pig butchering romance scam
Each year, people around the world lose millions of dollars to a highly-sophisticated scam known as “the pig butchering romance scam”. Having reported on the scam in the past, I was asked to shoot second camera for this documentary in Phnom Penh, Cambodia.
Role: Camera operator
One year on: Bittersweet journey to safety
An icon, a football, a piece of a Russian rocket. What Ukrainians fleeing Russia’s invasion took with them as the bombs fell on 24 February 2022, on their journeys to safety.
Role: Photographer, reporter
When a forest is drowning
Upstream dams are drowning Cambodia’s protected flooded forest. High water levels during the dry season at the Stung Treng Ramsar site have been catastrophic for its unique ecosystem and residents.
Role: Writer
Coming home:
Dozens of Cambodian women and girls are taken to China each year, where they are forced to marry local men. Only the lucky ones manage to escape.
Role: Writer
VIDEO: Garment waste from Nike and other leading brands burned to fuel toxic kilns in Cambodia
Role: Lead investigator, producer, writer
Garment waste from Nike and other leading brands burned to fuel toxic kilns in Cambodia
Off-cuts from Cambodian clothing factories that supply leading western brands, including Ralph Lauren and Michael Kors, are being used to fuel brick-kilns - exposing bonded workers to toxic fumes
Role: Lead investigator, writer, producer
They have fled to safety but Ukraine’s youngest are not fine
Russia’s attack has not only upended lives, but it is also traumatising an entire generation of Ukrainians.
Role: Writer, photographer
Open Secrets: Cambodia’s Fake Orphans Scam
In this episode, Vice News explores the lies behind Cambodia’s orphan industrial complex and how the desire from Westerners to do good in post-war Cambodia fuels a system of perpetual harm.
Role: Producer, writer, lead journalist
Point Blank: Gun Obsession
Cambodia has some of the strictest gun-ownership rules on earth. Vice’s Point Blank: Gun Obsession explores why and the black market it has created.
Role: Director, producer, lead journalist, co-writer
Online Fraud:
How Chinese nationals forced to run internet scams in Cambodia earn millions for their captors, sometimes paying with their lives.
Role: Writer
Her Name Is Untac: UN Peacekeepers’ Forgotten Children in Cambodia
Role: Writer, photographer, director, producer, video editor
A Seat at the Table
Join Jack Harries as he journeys to the 2021 UN Climate Change Conference in Glasgow. Along the way, he’ll be speaking with those who’ve done the least to cause this climate issue but who are feeling the effects the hardest.
Role: Producer
Once Upon A River:
Trouble On The Mekong
CNA investigates why Cambodia's new hydropower dams on the Mekong River are leaving fishing and farming communities high and dry.
Role: Producer
Is Cambodia’s thirst for sand putting communities and the Mekong at risk?
Role: Writer
Far-right group builds Polish shield from German scrutiny
Role: Writer, photographer
In Poland, Abortion Access Worsens Amid Pandemic
Abortions were already difficult to obtain and then came the coronavirus.
Role: Writer, photographer
Polish farmers fight Europe’s largest coal plant
Instead of following EU-wide efforts to phase out coal, Poland wants to extend the life of Europe’s largest coal plant.
Role: Writer
Poland’s far-right leaders seek to criminalize World War II restitution
Role: Writer, photographer
Cambodia’s high-rises, slavery and climate change
A legion of Cambodians are trapped as debt slaves in the brick-making industry as skylines and climate change expand.
Role: Writer
Cambodia's YouTube provocateur: 'Is a woman's value measured by virginity?'
Role: Writer
Cambodia's garment workers vulnerable to unsafe abortions
Women in the garment industry – away from their homes and support networks – are inhibited from accessing healthcare, including abortion services
Role: Writer
‘Real Autism’ in Poland
Bartek ‘doesn’t have a problem’ and isn’t ‘sick’. He has Asperger’s and is on a mission to challenge stereotypes.
Role: Director, producer, videographer, video editor, writer
Pretty radical: a young woman's journey into the heart of Poland's far right
Role: Director, producer, writer