Press freedom
From the power of working together through to protecting vulnerable reporters, here are some key takeaways from our recent panel discussion.
Europe is a region often considered a relative safe haven for journalists, but this past year reporters have been murdered and press freedom declined.
Namibia’s press freedom is at a crossroads as a lawyer fights Panama Papers coverage more than two years after the story was published.
ICIJ founding member Gwen Lister talks about the modern day enemy and fighting apartheid.
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.
Close political allies and a family member of Recep Tayyip Erdogan are suing a journalist and her newspaper not for inaccuracies, but for alleged damage to their reputations.
After years of black magic, censorship and detention, Malaysian reporters have hope for journalism in their country.
Togolese ICIJ member Maxime Domegni has to work from outside his country, but that doesn’t dampen his investigative spirit.
Czech journalist Pavla Holcova details what it was like to be interrogated by Slovakian police following the murder of her friend and fellow journalist Jan Kuciak.