Investigative Journalism

In Thailand, Reporters Work to Improve Road Safety through Investigative Journalism

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BIRN and Internews Hold Investigative Journalism Training in Kosovo

Nineteen young journalists from the Prizren municipality in Kosovo took part in a special training course on investigative journalism on October 17-18, organised by Internews Kosova and BIRN Kosovo.

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A Reporter in Tanzania Uncovers an Embezzling Scheme

It is the dream of every journalist to put together a story that has impact on the public he or she serves. Herieth Rebman, a reporter with Country FM, was practicing her reporting skills after a hands-on Internews training, when her dream was fulfilled.

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Investigative Journalism Training Boosts the Capacity of Central American Journalists to Expose Corruption and Highlight Social Issues

More than 90 journalists in El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras were trained in investigative and data journalism, as well as physical and digital security, through a program conducted by Internews in the region.

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Independence, and Support, Needed for Mexico’s Media

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Revealing the Rot: How Internews Empowers Media to Expose Corruption in Ukraine

Kyiv, Ukraine’s capital, has a grand opera house, great churches and cathedrals, designers’ and chain stores, swanky restaurants and sweeping central avenues, everything required to make a place look European.