Global Investigative Journalism Conference (GIJC13)

Investigative reporters working to expose crime and corruption have de facto allies, and those allies bring serious resources to the table.  However, the working relationship between journalists, international organisations and NGOs involves the same difficulties that appear in other alliances : different objectives, different timetables, different methods, and different ways of communicating. This panel aims first to get a clear picture of the work being done in international organisations from high-level actors, and how that work can contribute to investigative reporting. A second goal is to identify problems that arise when journalists work with these organisations, and how they can be resolved. Journalists with experience of collaboration with international organisations are urged to attend, critique and contribute.