Alex Delmar-Morgan

Alex Delmar-Morgan is a freelance journalist in London and writes for a range of titles including the Daily Telegraph and The Independent. He is the former Qatar and Bahrain correspondent for the Wall Street Journal and Dow Jones.

Mental help: the story of Gaza’s trauma unit

Palestine has the highest rate of mental health disorders in the MENA region. Even though resources are limited, there are incredible people fighting for mental health in Gaza.

By Alex Delmar-Morgan

/ 16 Jun 2017

Fair business for Muslims?

Counter-terrorism regulation is having a corrosive effect on charity banking worldwide. International banks, under punitive US anti-terrorism laws, are increasingly terrified. And the real losers are Muslims.

By Peter Oborne and Alex Delmar-Morgan

/ 6 Apr 2015

Uncaging the Charity Commission

The regulator’s unprecedented moves to block funds to the Muslim advocacy group Cage raises troubling questions for public debate in Britain.

By Peter Oborne and Alex Delmar-Morgan

/ 20 Mar 2015

Open for business?

The timing of HSBC’s decision to shut down the bank account could not have come at a worse moment for the Ummah Welfare Trust, one of Britain’s largest Muslim charities.

By Peter Oborne and Alex Delmar-Morgan

/ 19 Dec 2014