The Global Investigative Journalism Network chose the investigative stories of Rappler lead researcher Gemma B. Mendoza and columnist Ana P. Santos as among its best from Southeast Asia for 2022. More details here:
MANILA, Philippines – The Global Investigative Journalism Network chose the investigative stories of Rappler lead researcher Gemma B. Mendoza and columnist Ana P. Santos as among its best from Southeast Asia for 2022.on the GIJN’s website on Thursday, January 5, the picks highlight top investigative stories from the region, with topics ranging from “digital attacks on the media to cybercrime slavery.
Journalists in the region were able to come up with stories that aim to uncover truths amid all the pressure exerted on them.
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