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Crime & Quarantine: How the Pandemic is Squeezing Italian Crime Groups
It was a glimpse of a glow of a cigarette behind the shutters of an abandoned house that led Italian police to the crime...
Mexico’s Cartel Wars: Living in a War Zone
Nancy Garcia’s 16-year-old cousin was picking fruit with his father at a ranch in rural Michoacan when armed gunmen upended...
Court Dismissed: Montenegro Whistleblowers Fear Losing Legal Recourse
Top judge says public officials fired by Parliament have no right to appeal to the courts.
Remarks of OCCRP Chief of Global Partnerships and Policy Camille Eiss at European Parliament Plenary, “Risking Everything to Uphold EU Values and Democracy: Protecting Journalists in the EU”
Good afternoon and thank you to Commissioner Jourova and MEP Stugariu for your initiative, to all the MEPs who’ve shown up...
Mining, Murder, and Impunity
A Mexican activist’s family has been looking for answers for a decade, even in Canadian courts.
Fake Cigarette Ring Exposes Jordan’s Corruption Woes
A high-profile trial against businessmen, a former minister, and two dozen accomplices shines a spotlight on illicit...
Western Promises
Eastern European women dreaming of a better life in the Netherlands are being forced into prostitution in The Hague, the...
A Corner on the Market
In Riga’s largest market, expired food is relabeled and sold with almost no consequences.
The Rise and Fall of Mafia Women
Just like Homer’s queen of Ithaca, Maria Campagna loyally pulled the strings in the “kingdom” of her incarcerated husband...
Accused of Graft? Change the Rules
It was late November 2016, and Brazil’s largest-ever corruption scandal was finally reaching the country’s political...