Asia-Pacific
After years of black magic, censorship and detention, Malaysian reporters have hope for journalism in their country.
Sarin tells us what it’s like working as an investigative reporter in India, and other insights in our monthly column Meet the Investigators.
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.
ICIJ’s Thai member Prangtip Daoreung believes the best way to fight for press freedom is to work collaboratively, across borders.
ICIJ’s Asian partners found offshore deals of Chinese billionaire Jack Ma, Indonesian dictator Suharto’s family, and Bollywood stars in the Paradise Papers.
How lawyers and big banks help one of Asia’s largest paper companies expand despite poor environmental record and social conflicts.
A new leak of confidential records reveals the financial hideaways of iconic brands and power brokers across the political spectrum.
Nawaz Sharif defended himself before the nation’s highest court, as opposition supporters celebrated in Islamabad.
ICIJ member Dai Qing went from accidental reporter to one of China’s most prominent investigative journalists by virtue of courage and a belief in press freedom.
Authorities block online access to ICIJ’s exposé of Chinese elite’s offshore holdings.