Organ trade have not stopped as result of increased control, it have just moved and today poor Bangladeshis goes to India to sell their kidneys.

Watch this episode where the team on the investigative show Onushudan shows how one low level official have the whole department in his hand.

How to write your hypothesis before pitching your investigative story to your editor? Or - in this case – to your lecturer?

Greetings from Fojo Head of Policy and International Development Lars Tallert, who is in Ethiopia celebrating World Press Freedom Day with Nubia Media journalist...

With the hike of digitalization across the globe, traditional media is not the only channel for distribution and consuming information. Everyday, social media platforms...

When the elephant passed by on the other side of the highway in the Dhaka rush hour, it really brought home to me the...

The Eye on Corruption (EoC) project in collaboration with Action for Transparency (A4T) recently organised a two-day training for leading investigative journalists. This training...

The investigative team 360 Degree from Jamuna TV has stumbled upon a story of a 44-year-old NGO with the ambition to make Bangladesh self-dependent. However, as greed started a conflict in 2014, the NGO is now near falling to pieces.

Bangla Vision has investigated an unbearable situation the fishermen and their families in Bangladesh face on a daily basis. It is an investigation that has inspired other reporters to do similar stories.

On December 13-15, the Faculty of Journalism and Communication at the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, part of Vietnam National University, hosted a series...