ICIJ Members
Sam Smyth explains how events have left him feeling ‘betrayed’ and ‘sickened’, fearing for the anonymity of his sources and dismayed over media freedom in his homeland.
The Hungarian government is waging war on the press. Here’s how ICIJ member Andras Petho is responding.
ICIJ founder Charles ‘Chuck’ Lewis was honored with the I.F. Stone award for his commitment to investigative journalism.
Sarin tells us what it’s like working as an investigative reporter in India, and other insights in our monthly column Meet the Investigators.
The success of the Panama Papers is one reason you should trust our team to tell your story effectively, securely and with global impact.
ICIJ’s Thai member Prangtip Daoreung believes the best way to fight for press freedom is to work collaboratively, across borders.
It’s not easy being a journalist in Honduras, where you can be captured by hooded men and face political pressure. But for ICIJ member Lourdes Ramirez that’s why she became a reporter in the first place.
Mar Cabra believes that journalists need to archive documents and share them so they can connect the dots between stories and make sense of the future.
ICIJ just received a $1 million donation from the Hollywood Foreign Press Association at the 2018 Golden Globes. But, who are we?
From chasing down interviews with political players to tracking Russian-linked cargo ships, Paradise Papers television partners produced a number of memorable reports.