Press freedom
Finland’s Supreme Administrative Court has vindicated the refusal of public broadcaster Yle and its journalists to hand over documents contained in the Panama Papers to the country’s tax authorities.
ICIJ member Carlos Fernando Chamorro has fled Nicaragua amid a series of escalating attacks against his newsroom by the Ortega regime.
An Istanbul court has sentenced ICIJ member Pelin Ünker to imprisonment for 13 months after being found to have defamed her nation’s former prime minister and two of his sons.
Supporters of one of Russia’s last independent media outlets have raised more than $373,000 to pay a court-imposed penalty widely seen as politically motivated.
Miranda Patrucic works with young reporters in Central Asia and Azerbaijan to develop their investigative skills.
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.