Barbara Marcolini and colleagues worked tirelessly to give hundreds of victims in Afghanistan a voice. Watch their meticulous investigation:

I spoke to the BBC Newshour about our investigation on the Taliban’s revenge killings in Afghanistan. You can listen to it on the link below (starts at 26’45”) bbc.co.uk/programmes/w17…

🕵️‍♀️ A análise de bases pode apontar caminhos para a investigação de pautas guiadas por dados. A Barbara Marcolini, uma das fundadoras do time de investigações visuais do The New York Times, vai ajudar os alunos com esta tarefa.

As a former The New York Times employee and Latina, I can attest this is just the tip of the iceberg.

Journalists from #Georgia! I'll be leading workshops and mentoring reporters working on investigative projects in the country. Selected pitches will receive USD 5,000 to develop the story. Apply by March 20th: jobs.ge/ge/?view=jobs&…

When the Taliban swept into Kabul in 2021 and reasserted control over Afghanistan, they suggested that their rule would be kinder than it had been the last time they were in power. These promises were hollow. Watch the Emmy-winning short film: nyti.ms/48wxNbp #NewsEmmys

Huge congratulations to Hasht e Subh Daily , Sanjar Sohail , Parwiz Kawa , shapar sepehr , and the 8AM team! Amazing work deserves this level of recognition; this is a great night for independent Afghan journalism. They are keeping the light shining on Taliban violations.

New investigation: amn.st/6019m4i6l With Micah Farfour, Donatella Rovera and Milena Marin

I'll be speaking about Amnesty International work on Gaza at the Digital Investigations Summit in Geneva next week with Marija Ristić and Milena Marin. More info: citizenevidence.org/2024/09/11/reg…

The former governor for the DRC's North Kivu and two other senior army officers must be investigated for possible crimes against humanity while suppressing a demonstration in Goma city where 56 people were unlawfully killed. New Amnesty International report, out now: amn.st/6014QkB7E

@Amnesty’s new report, “Protest under attack: Human rights violations during Mozambique's post-2024 election crackdown” examines human rights violations in relation to the protests between 21 October 2024 and 24 January 2025. Read the report, out now ⬇️ amnesty.org/en/latest/rese…

Mozambican police used reckless, unnecessary and excessive force against protesters. Police unlawfully used firearms and less lethal weapons, killing and injuring protesters and bystanders. This was in violation of human rights norms and standards. amnesty.org/en/latest/news…

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