Uncovering Asia 2016 (https://2016.uncoveringasia.org/category/news/page/3/)
Indian journalist Rana Ayyub has herself become major news since the release of Gujarat Files, which she self-published in May. The book chronicles Ayyub’s eight-month sting operation and implicates India’s current prime minister. Continue Reading →
Three veteran data reporters talk about the most exciting developments in data journalism, and their favorite tools. Continue Reading →
How to bulletproof the journalists work from legal threats? There is no a simple answer, legal frames, freedom of speech traditions, ethical values, among other aspects may vary. Continue Reading →
So severe are the impacts of climate change on the economy, politics, health and livelihood that we journalists need to dig deeper and report them despite the obstacles. That was the overriding message from speakers at Investigating Climate Change, a panel on the first day of this weekend’s Asian Investigative Journalism Conference in Kathmandu, Nepal. Continue Reading →
Este fin de semana se reúnen 350 periodistas de investigación, periodistas de datos, expertos en legislación y medios, y en seguridad, de más de 45 países en la conferencia Uncovering Asia 2016, en Katmandú, Nepal, del 22 al 25 de septiembre. Continue Reading →
Check out clips from Day 1 of the Second Asian Investigative Journalism Conference in Nepal. Continue Reading →
Check out clips of the welcome reception at Uncovering Asia 2016. Continue Reading →
Worried that your email is not secure? You should be. Andy Yen, co-founder and CEO of ProtonMail, discusses using encrypted email service. Continue Reading →
The Global Media Programme of Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung, a German political foundation, launched a new version of its Investigative Journalism Manual on Saturday. Continue Reading →
“We are in an era where massive electronic leaks are the new normal. We’ve heard of Wikileaks, NSA documents, Panama Papers. They are coming faster and bigger and there are more yet to come.” Continue Reading →