Rabina Khan
Contributor
Rabina Khan is a London-based writer and a former councillor and special adviser. Her writing can also be found in The Independent, Financial Times, The Guardian, Ipaper and The Washington Post. She is an Aziz Foundation and Journalism Diversity recipient, and is interested in climate and social justice, emerging economies, and women’s access to education. Rabina is also an ambassador lead for a national charity empowering girls and women. Her political memoir 'My Hair is Pink Under this Veil' was published in 2021.
Articles
With sky-high heating bills, Afghans in Europe struggle to support families back home
Refugees are an important source of remittances, and when they struggle so do their loved ones
December 07, 2022
As a Muslim family in Britain, the Queen was a part of our lives
The departed monarch has left a void in the lives of all of us, irrespective of our religious or ethnic background
September 11, 2022
The link between colonialism and climate change
Modern-day slavery and environmental destruction are connected as well
July 07, 2022
Britons should not be having to worry about heating their homes
The Conservatives must act now to protect vulnerable households as the cost of living crisis worsens
June 02, 2022
Sharjah's Book Fair welcomes a brave new literary world
Global literature is changing, and this year's offering at SIBF reflects that
November 05, 2021
Solutions to Britain's climate crisis may lie in Bangladesh
Rich countries should look to their poorer counterparts, who are already on the front lines of climate change
July 05, 2021
Extinction Rebellion’s violence and vandalism won’t save the planet
There are ways of addressing climate change without causing criminal damage
April 28, 2021