Sarin tells us what it’s like working as an investigative reporter in India, and other insights in our monthly column Meet the Investigators.
When anti-corruption journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia was killed in a car bombing in Malta last year, the investigations she was working on came to a sudden halt. Until now.
Investigative journalist Alicia Ortega Hasbun has been threatened by an inmate sharing a jail cell with an alleged drug lord convicted this week as the mastermind in the murder of another journalist.
The 2017 disaster upended their newsrooms and their lives, but the team buckled down to complete the investigation.
ICIJ got off to a strong start in 2018 with several new grants supporting our journalism, our development of tools to better analyze data and our financial sustainability.
The Paradise Papers investigation has been honored with a top prize at the IRE Awards, an international award for investigative reporting and editing.
The success of the Panama Papers is one reason you should trust our team to tell your story effectively, securely and with global impact.
We’re looking for journalists who are willing to take a leap of faith, and join us in our mission to tell the most important stories in the world.
It’s not just big news organizations that benefit from working on cross-border collaborations like the Paradise Papers. Our Beirut-based partner explains.
Indonesia has beefed up corporate transparency and will require all companies to regularly disclose their true, beneficial owners – not just their legal representatives – to authorities.