The Swiss investigative network is an independent organisation promoting the exchange of contacts and competences between the Swiss investigative reporters and their foreign colleagues. The purpose of this non-lucrative network is to facilitate access to datas and resources and promote methods of best practices in investigative reporting.
All journalists holding a press card, free lance or employed in the media, are invited to register on our directory, if they think they are holding a useful competence on one or several given topics.
More information about the network
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The freedom of information in Switzerland : a new website
6 months after lauching Öffentlichkeitsgesetz.ch, the projetct is now present in the french speaking part with the website Loitransparence.ch.
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An amazing work
Our colleagues from the "Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project" show us in a website how to cover offshore criminality and how to present the results from their research
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A new website for investigation: investigativ.ch
“Knowledge in research must be shared”, writes the association Investigativ.ch on its homepage. The association just launched the website into a “center of excellence for research.”
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GIJC 2010. Beating the Volcano: our great Geneva Conference
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Get all streamings, videos, abstracts, speakers and the program of the 6th Global investigative Conference in Geneva, 22-25 april 2010. www.gijc2010.ch
Do not miss the next Global Investigative reporter's Conference in Kiev, Ukraine, 13-16th October 2011. Register now!
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The GIJC 2011 is now online www.gijc2011.org/ |
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By joining our Swiss network, you allow members of the international network to know your competences and your work. You just have to hold a professional card - preferably Swiss - and to have dealt with any topic in your media, on which you think you have a useful competence.
Registration is free.
Registration is free.
