Here’s GIJN’s pocket-guide to five investigations whose financial impact is quantifiably great.
ICIJ member Omaya Sosa Pascual and her team helped reveal Puerto Rico’s true death toll in the wake of Hurricane Maria. Now, she shares lessons on covering similar tragedies.
A new investigation reveals fake conferences that aim to ‘rip off’ researchers and damage credibility.
ICIJ founding member Gwen Lister talks about the modern day enemy and fighting apartheid.
The government of Algeria has launched a money-laundering investigation based on information revealed by the Panama Papers.
We’re using an old journalistic tool to help you decide where to turn if you think you might be the next John Doe, Deepthroat or Edward Snowden.
Four Venezuelan journalists in exile have suspended plans to return home as a Colombian mogul attempts to muzzle reporting on alleged fraud inside a government-run food program.
As Ortega’s repression grows increasingly brutal, the local media has become more collaborative and independent.
The rise of the machine has freed ICIJ members globally to pore over millions of documents in a custom-built search engine.
Ever wanted to leak something and remain entirely anonymous? Using SecureDrop is one of the safest methods – and it’s not as difficult as you might think.