Articles

15/02/23

Paul Radu, co–founder of the Organised Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP)

Let’s be clear: violence against journalists can stop. It ends with accountability. If States fulfill their duty to protect journalists; if States meet their international commitments, journalists will be able…

Article by Foreign Policy Centre

15/02/23

Clare Rewcastle Brown, Investigative journalist and founder of The Sarawak Report

Let’s be clear: violence against journalists can stop. It ends with accountability. If States fulfill their duty to protect journalists; if States meet their international commitments, journalists will be able…

Article by Foreign Policy Centre

19/10/21

Learning from autocrats: The future centrality of media support

Let’s be clear: violence against journalists can stop. It ends with accountability. If States fulfill their duty to protect journalists; if States meet their international commitments, journalists will be able…

Article by James Deane

23/06/21

Whistleblowers, like journalists, must be protected as part of the public interest ecosystem

Let’s be clear: violence against journalists can stop. It ends with accountability. If States fulfill their duty to protect journalists; if States meet their international commitments, journalists will be able…

Article by Susan Coughtrie and Anna Myers

02/06/21

A New Moment for Defamation Law Reform in Northern Ireland?

Let’s be clear: violence against journalists can stop. It ends with accountability. If States fulfill their duty to protect journalists; if States meet their international commitments, journalists will be able…

Article by Dr Mark Hanna

20/05/21

British media speak out about legal threats from the super-rich, while UK commitments to tackle financial crime and corruption appear to disappear

Let’s be clear: violence against journalists can stop. It ends with accountability. If States fulfill their duty to protect journalists; if States meet their international commitments, journalists will be able…

Article by Susan Coughtrie

21/04/21

Crackdowns on investigative journalism in Russia versus the lack of crackdown on corruption in the UK

Let’s be clear: violence against journalists can stop. It ends with accountability. If States fulfill their duty to protect journalists; if States meet their international commitments, journalists will be able…

Article by Lana Estemirova

07/04/21

With growing public calls for a Council of Europe recommendation on SLAPP, is now the time for the UK to act on this issue or risk falling behind?

Let’s be clear: violence against journalists can stop. It ends with accountability. If States fulfill their duty to protect journalists; if States meet their international commitments, journalists will be able…

Article by Susan Coughtrie

24/03/21

Is the US pulling ahead in the global fight against corruption and what does this mean for investigative journalists?

Let’s be clear: violence against journalists can stop. It ends with accountability. If States fulfill their duty to protect journalists; if States meet their international commitments, journalists will be able…

Article by Susan Coughtrie and Casey Michel

10/03/21

The UK’s new corruption sanctions regime – Can it help end the UK’s role as a global money laundering centre and what role will journalists play?

Let’s be clear: violence against journalists can stop. It ends with accountability. If States fulfill their duty to protect journalists; if States meet their international commitments, journalists will be able…

Article by Dr Susan Hawley

24/02/21

How abusive lawsuits block accountability – and what we can do to fight back

Let’s be clear: violence against journalists can stop. It ends with accountability. If States fulfill their duty to protect journalists; if States meet their international commitments, journalists will be able…

Article by Charlie Holt

10/02/21

Unsafe for Scrutiny: Russian anti-corruption protests, ‘historic’ US anti-money laundering legislation, ‘Chumocracy’ and threats to freedom of information in the UK

Let’s be clear: violence against journalists can stop. It ends with accountability. If States fulfill their duty to protect journalists; if States meet their international commitments, journalists will be able…

Article by Susan Coughtrie