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Where is Mech Dara? Chillng news of Sept. 30 arrest of one of Cambodia's bravest & most prominent journalists, his location & charges unknown. Urge embassies & international orgs to demand explanation, transparency & due process fm Cambodian govt. NOW. rfa.org/english/news/c…

Democracy in Africa and the award winning The Continent magazine are looking for authors living in #Africa for a NEW series on social movements and youth/popular mobilization from below. Find out more: t.ly/IUagX #writers #authors #democracy #protest

Most of the reporting on scam compounds--where thousands of people are trafficked to run crypto scams--wouldn't have happened without Mech Dara. He should win journalism prizes. Instead he's imprisoned in Cambodia on bogus charges. Free Dara! Reporting is not a crime!

I spent 5 months investigating the role of a British accountant, a London broker and a Dubai-based British shipping magnate in at least 25 tankers bought for Lukoil’s Eiger Shipping, in an effort to lift the veil on Russia’s shadow fleet Hope you read it on.ft.com/3BFQBt5

Staggering numbers - more damning evidence that we're failing women and girls. More than 370 million girls and women alive today – or 1 in 8 – experienced rape or sexual assault before the age of 18, according to new UNICEF estimates released today. unicef.org/press-releases…

Our film Nigeria's Miracle Baby Scammers is out now on BBC News Africa's YouTube channel and BBC iPlayer A reminder that this covers some difficult subject matter and might be a tough watch. youtu.be/r62xSGw3kcI?si…

FIJ staff told HumAngle that Soyombo, who is known for undercover journalism in Africa, went incommunicado on Nov. 26. humanglemedia.com/investigative-…

Despite widespread reports of starvation, the world’s hunger watchdog, the IPC, has repeatedly stopped short of determining that conditions in Gaza constitute a famine. In part, that may be as analysts have struggled to get access to key data reut.rs/40eAwnW

While Iran's oil-smuggling methods have been well-guarded, a trove of emails leaked last year exposed unusually granular detail about the day-to-day workings of one company — Sahara Thunder reut.rs/3W7SqGl Paul Carsten Prasanta Kumar Dutta @[email protected] Reuters Investigates 1/7

📍Reuters mapped the key locations where tankers used by Iranian company Sahara Thunder transferred oil, from Iran and the United Arab Emirates, to Venezuela, northern Russia and a string of ports in China 2/7

Extracts from emails showed how Sahara Thunder and its partners shifted oil from vessel to vessel, forged documents, painted ships with new identities, faked tracking signals, and took painstaking measures to avoid any trace of Iran 3/7

Reuters pieced together the fleet of vessels run by Sahara Thunder and its business partners, and mapped out how much oil was transferred between each of the ships in the network 4/7

From March 2022 to February 2024, Sahara Thunder helped deliver 18 different sanctioned oil cargoes with a fleet of 34 ships, according to a Reuters analysis of the leaked emails 5/7

In the period covered by the emails, Sahara Thunder shipped around the world almost 20 million barrels of oil, valued at some $1.7 billion based on the average market price in 2023 6/7

Hacking group PRANA Network leaked the Sahara Thunder emails in February of last year because it wanted to lift the lid on Iran’s circumvention of Western sanctions, two of the hackers told Reuters reut.rs/3W7SqGl Paul Carsten Prasanta Kumar Dutta @[email protected] Reuters Investigates 7/7

Excellent visual reporting from Paul Carsten and Prasanta Kumar Dutta @[email protected]

Civilians Bear the Brunt of Military Air Raid on Lakurawa Terrorists in Nigeria humanglemedia.com/civilians-bear…

Marco Rubio demands immediate halt to virtually all US foreign aid on.ft.com/40xBmew

“At least 20 died including 4 health workers and 5 journalists, later named as Ahed Abu Aziz, Hussam al-Masri, Mariam Dagga, Mohammed Salama and Moaz Abu Taha. They worked for outlets including Middle East Eye, Associated Press, Al Jazeera and Reuters”. news.un.org/en/story/2025/…

Maritime Mutual, headquartered in an office building in Auckland, has become what one expert calls a 'big power player' in a shadow fleet of tankers that secretly transport oil from sanctioned countries. Reuters Investigates investigates: reut.rs/3WX9uii