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Security tips for international journalists traveling to the CAR Conference

By Olivia Martin, Freedom of the Press Foundation  Foreign correspondents traveling to the U.S. should request to speak to their lawyer if they are detained, stopped for questioning, or compelled […]
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IRE Radio Podcast | Afflicting the Powerful

What happens when you investigate the leader of your own country? There’s perhaps never been a more relevant time to ask that question. On this episode, we’ll hear from two […]
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IRE Radio Podcast | Mobile Tech, Human Cost

If you’re listening to this podcast, you’re affected by the topic of our show today. The phone, computer or tablet you’re using to play this episode is likely powered by […]
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Sinking a bold foray into watchdog journalism in Japan

By Martin Fackler Editor's Note: This article first ran on October 25, 2016 on the Columbia Journalism Review's website. It seemed like compelling journalism: a major investigative story published by The Asahi […]
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Panama Papers: How the world’s largest collaborative investigation came together

By Soo Rin Kim Journalists who worked on the Panama Papers came together at the IRE Conference to discuss what it take to pull off the world’s largest collaborative investigation. […]
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IRE Preview: Go behind the Panama Papers and other international investigations

Get an inside look at how the mammoth collaboration for the Panama Papers came together. You'll hear about the technical details of giving a group of journalists throughout the world […]
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For Arab media, the cost of watchdog journalism will be high

By Rana Sabbagh | Arab Reporters for Investigative Journalism Amman, November 29, 2015 – Most top Arab TV presenters and journalists are remarkably candid these days about their survival kit: hear […]
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Behind the Story: How KING 5 TV overcame language barriers to investigate birth tourism

A screenshot from KING 5 TV's broadcast showing the website for Seattle Fu Hua Enterprises LLC There were elusive aspects to this story that dogged Chris Ingalls from the beginning […]
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Crammed Quarters: Exposing inequities of female student housing in Yemen

By Shada Hottam | Arab Reporters for Investigative Journalism  Read more from this issue of the IRE Journal. A digital copy is available online. The idea of investigating “Nightmare Dorm […]
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IRE Radio Podcast | Ghost Schools

For years, the U.S. has pushed education as one of its major triumphs in Afghanistan. The government helped build schools, train teachers, issue textbooks and educate scores of girls. And […]
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