Add to ORKGIn the networked journalism age there is a lot that the news media can learn from other organisations that have expertise in investigating the kind of stories that we should be covering. Polis teamed up with the Centre for Investigative Journalism to put on a special seminar with Anthea Lawson and Robert Palmer from Global Witness to explain how to investigate human rights abuses and corruption. This report by Polis intern Emily Cholette
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Investigative journalism that aims to prise out information that the state or certain businesses wan...
The reporting of the Panama Papers – which has been based on a massive global analysis of documents ...
Utilizing a mixed methods approach, we map and analyze the current state of human rights education w...
This article aims to bring a human rights perspective to corruption monitoring. While research has b...
Polis Intern and LSE MSc student Alex Forbess reports on the latest Polis Media Agenda Talk featurin...
This report on the inaugural seminar for Polis/LSE seminars in Investigative Journalism and Law whic...
Investigative journalism that aims to prise out information that the state or certain businesses wan...
Fueled by globalization, international aid, and the efforts of journalism groups, the worldwide prac...
Some argue there is no place for investigative journalism in Melanesia, particularly in Papua New Gu...
The early years of the twenty-first century may have brought a renewed global impetus to investigati...
Grand corruption is a transnational problem requiring transnational cooperation among anti-corruptio...
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Polis Intern and LSE MSc student Sana Ali reports on the latest Polis Media Agenda Talk featuring Mo...
This post was contributed by Arnaud Poitevin, a business and human rights expert, PhD Candidate in i...
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The reporting of the Panama Papers – which has been based on a massive global analysis of documents ...
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This article aims to bring a human rights perspective to corruption monitoring. While research has b...