Blog

Ava Lee / May 2, 2019

The threats to journalists that don’t make the front pages

With a spate of recent murders of journalists in Malta, Slovakia, and Bulgaria, the threat to journalists have never felt so close to home. But the weapons that the powerful use to suppress speech are often far subtler.
Ava Lee / Nov. 2, 2018

It’s time to stand up for journalists

Global Witness marks the Day to End Impunity for Crimes Committed Against Journalists
Ava Lee / Oct. 8, 2018

Journalism shouldn’t be this dangerous

Viktoria Marinova’s murder could silence a generation, unless we start protecting journalists on the frontline of the fight against corruption
Ava Lee / Aug. 16, 2018

Global Witness stands with hundreds of US news organizations in support for press freedom

Global Witness stands in solidarity with the 350 plus publications denouncing Trump's attacks on the press.
Sam Leon & Ava Lee / Aug. 3, 2018

How we mined the world’s first open data register of company control

Last week we published the findings from our in-depth analysis of the world’s first open register of who controls companies. The Companies We Keep shows that two-years on the UK register of beneficial owners is having an important impact
Naomi Hirst & Ava Lee / May 1, 2018

Biggest move against corruption in years – UK government votes for transparency

Following a nail-biting U-turn, the UK government dealt a big blow to the criminal and corrupt. Here's how it happened.

Previous
Page 1 of 1
Next