Women working in Somaliland's male-dominated frankincense industry have formed their own collective, taking control after reporting by Rachel Fobar for The Fuller Project found they were underpaid and subjected to harsh conditions. Read her follow-up here:

If anyone is still interested… theguardian.com/football/2023/…

In my latest for The Guardian with The Fuller Project , I profile Dr Susan Chomba, a fierce woman warrior fighting to protect the environment & battle #climatechange through her leading role at World Resources Institute theguardian.com/environment/20…

Proud to have edited this harrowing yet courageous and critically important investigation about how female suicides are on the rise but under the radar in the Taliban's Afghanistan. Please take the time to read Zahra Nader and Zan Times formidable work theguardian.com/world/2023/aug…

This story is the result of 8 months of investigation. We faced enormous challenges in finding trustworthy sources who were willing to speak, ensuring their safety and then fact-checking the information we obtained. It is published in partnership with The Fuller Project & The Guardian

Up to 20,000 people could be dead after Libya’s floods — victims of a perfect storm of extreme weather and state neglect. Our report from Sousa on how one wedding party survived. washingtonpost.com/world/2023/09/…

Our team at Human Rights Watch's Digital Investigations Lab has been working hard to collect, verify, preserve & analyze the crush of visual evidence from Israel and Palestine. With so much mis/disinfo swirling, verification is key. I wrote about it w/ Sam Dubberley hrw.org/news/2023/10/1…

Great discussion on how to cover gender-based violence and sexual assault. We are evolving as a society and the journalism of yesterday doesn't work when covering these important issues. Love these panelists! @Louisedonovan Alexia Fernández Campbell nehawadekar Investigative Reporters & Editors #AccessFest23

At least two people died building this new UN headquarters, where mostly migrant labourers worked up to 13 hours a day, seven days a week, for minimal pay, enduring verbal and physical abuse on the job. Our investigation: france24.com/en/live-news/2…

For over a year I’ve been investigating abuse allegations within the Premier League. Clubs have continued to play two footballers, and kept a boss in post, while knowing they’re under police investigation. Alleged victims describe a culture of fear bbc.co.uk/news/uk-675083…

THREAD: Lured by a fake job, a man was kidnapped and trapped in a labor camp by a Chinese scam gang. He worked for his captors for six months while secretly sending me photos, videos and financial records from inside. Then, he went silent. nytimes.com/interactive/20…

A two-year investigation by The Associated Press investigative reporters Margie Mason and robin mcdowell links products made by U.S. prison labor to some of the largest companies in the world. bit.ly/3SCbxXZ

New: The story of the poor indigenous Peruvians working —sometimes even for free— helping the world’s richest person sell $9,000 vicuña sweaters It is the finest wool in the world, but in the Andes, they see none of the wealth bloomberg.com/features/2024-…

Why women in India are giving up their wombs for work Qadri Inzamam writes in this week's newsletter about his recent investigative story on sugarcane industry's deep impact on women workers in India. Read here: bit.ly/3TPFAM9

Fantastic reporting by Louise Donovan, Snigdha Poonam + Albert Oppong-Ansah in today's grist Proud to have contributed 𝙃𝙤𝙩 𝙏𝙧𝙚𝙣𝙙𝙨 research to this vital piece on garment workers' climate struggles in Cambodia, India and Ghana Check it out here 👇 grist.org/labor/the-worl…

Around the world, fashion’s mostly female labor force is grappling with working conditions made increasingly unbearable and unhealthy by climate change. grist.org/labor/the-worl…

NEW: Diamonds made Botswana an overnight success story, but its female workers are paying a heavy price, reports Louise Donovan for New Lines Magazine, with @fullerproject. newlinesmag.com/reportage/a-di…

Behind the sparkle of Botswana's diamond industry are women facing sexual abuse, short-term contracts, health risks, and threats for unionizing. Their struggles remain hidden in silence. Louise Donovan reports on this for New Lines Magazine newlinesmag.com/reportage/a-di…

I spoke with The World about my latest investigation into Botswana's toxic diamond industry: theworld.org/segments/2024/… Thanks for having me Marco Werman

NEW! In this conversation with The World, Louise Donovan, a reporter for @fullerproject, discusses her story for New Lines Magazine (buff.ly/3NKxYHj), where she discovered that women in the diamonds industry in Botswana suffer from exploitation & abuse. buff.ly/4h0tfOR