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International Investigative Journalism Network Expands

Global Collaboration for Investigative Reporting

OSLO, Norway - The Karlsen team at Aftenposten in Norway has joined forces with over 50 other news organizations from around the world to form a global network of investigative journalists.

Members of the Network

The network includes top publications such as:

BBC
Washington Post
La Sexta

And journalists from:

Poland (Anna Gielewska, VSquare.org)
Russia (Irina Dolinina, iStories)
Serbia (Jelena Cosic, ICIJ)
South Africa (Micah Reddy, ICIJ)
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Tunisia
Turkey
UK
Ukraine
US

Goals and Objectives

The network’s goal is to produce high-impact investigative reporting that exposes:

Corruption
Human rights abuses
Other critical issues

“We believe that by pooling our resources, we can have a greater impact on global issues,” said Trond J. Strøm, editor-in-chief of Aftenposten.

Impact and Collaboration

The Karlsen team at Aftenposten has been working closely with the other members of the network to produce in-depth investigations into topics such as:

Corruption
Money laundering
Human rights abuses

“This network is a game-changer for investigative journalism,” said Anastasiia Morozova, an investigative journalist from Poland’s VSquare.org. “We can now collaborate on complex stories that would be impossible to tackle alone.”

About Aftenposten

Aftenposten is one of Norway’s leading newspapers, known for its investigative reporting and in-depth coverage of national and international issues.

Contact

For more information about the Karlsen team at Aftenposten or to request an interview with Per Anders Johansen or Trond J. Strøm, please contact [email address].