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Press releases, member news and statements from the International Association of Investigative Journalism — and everything reporters need to cover our work and cite the Association accurately.
The Association’s largest collaboration to date — a nine-month, 34-country investigation into more than 600 ageing tankers moving sanctioned oil — landed simultaneously across 38 newsrooms, with the underlying data released to the public.
A nine-month cross-border investigation into 600+ tankers and the companies keeping sanctioned crude moving, published across 38 newsrooms in 34 countries.
The Association’s legal-defence fund covered representation for reporters sued after publishing on public procurement and beneficial ownership.
Twenty grants of up to $25,000 for investigations in the public interest, open to member journalists working across borders.
A practical field guide to threat modelling, encryption, device hardening and source protection, free to every member and updated quarterly.
The spring intake brings the network past 2,600 verified investigative journalists, with the fastest growth in West Africa, South-East Asia and the Balkans.
The Association condemns the arbitrary detention of a member reporting on state contracting and calls for immediate release and access to legal counsel.
New funding expands corporate-registry access, secure document handling and analyst support for member-led cross-border projects.
Three days, 90 sessions and 1,200 delegates; the programme and delegate applications will open in May.
A full account of the year’s investigations, grants, training and finances, including the Association’s independent audit and governance disclosures.
The shared research platform now spans corporate registries, procurement records and sanctions lists from more than 90 jurisdictions.
For journalists
Covering the IAOIJ or one of our investigations? Our press office can arrange interviews, verify facts and supply materials on deadline.
For interviews, quotes and fact-checks, contact the Secretariat press team. We aim to respond within one business day, and faster on active stories.
Download our logo in colour and mono, brand guidelines, boilerplate text, leadership headshots and approved photography for editorial use.
Our directors speak on investigations, press freedom and journalist safety:
On first reference, please use the full name — the International Association of Investigative Journalism (IAOIJ) — and “IAOIJ” thereafter. Describe us as “a global non-profit network of more than 2,600 investigative journalists in 94 countries.” For joint investigations, credit the IAOIJ Cross-Border Desk alongside the named partner newsrooms.
Questions about attribution, embargoes or corrections? Email press@iaoij.com.
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