The taz Panter Foundation brings together journalists from around the world for exchange, support, and collaborative projects. Engaged activists are also part of the network. Within the panternetwork, new projects emerge, along with meetings and the sharing of knowledge across countries and generations.
What role do journalists in exile play in the fight against disinformation, money laundering, corruption and sanctions evasion? How do these newsrooms manage to reach their audiences in countries under authoritarian regimes, despite censorship and blocking? How does transnational repression against media professionals work on German soil? And what protection mechanisms exist at the national and European level?
Los Bombardeados: Sin Derecho a la Defensa is a five-month crossborder collaborative investigation by ten journalists across seven countries — coordinated by Ronna Rísquez —…
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