Press freedom
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.
Through the power of collaborative reporting, ICIJ and its partners have been able to shed new light on the impact of tax avoidance, financial crime and corruption in West Africa.
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 story of Hungary’s latest Prime Minister Viktor Orban is a media story. His rise was built on it. His consolidated power rests on it.
The Hungarian government is waging war on the press. Here’s how ICIJ member Andras Petho is responding.
Law firm Appleby has ended its legal action against the the Guardian and the BBC over their roles in the Paradise Papers investigation.
Hostility towards the media is spreading from dictatorships to democracies, encouraged by Trump’s and other leaders’ attacks on ‘fake news’, according to the 2018 World Press Freedom Index.