How to become an undercover reporter
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„White Gold“: Debris and Deception
Crooked deals with waste are just as lucrative to drug deals – only easier to conceal. An investigation by CORRECTIV.Europe shows how two companies from Germany and…
Russia declares CORRECTIV an “undesirable organization”
The Russian Prosecutor General's Office has designated CORRECTIV as an “undesirable foreign organization.” With this move, the Russian state is placing our journalistic…
Despite sanctions: Putin‘s war waged with European machinery
Without machines from abroad, Russia’s weapons factories would grind to a halt. This analysis of Russian import data shows German and European companies supplied goods…
How Washington State Discriminates Against Incarcerated Immigrants
This story is part of the Inside/Out Journalism Project by Type Investigations, which works with incarcerated reporters to produce ambitious, feature-length…
Building on Ruins: The Russification of Mariupol, One Apartment Block at a Time
× “They Are Building Houses on Bones” It’s the second time Moreva has lost her home. She fled to Mariupol from Makiivka, an industrial city near Donetsk, after Russia…
The Eviction Kings
This story was produced with support from the H.D. Lloyd Fund for Investigative Journalism. Over a year after Diron Kelly faced down the judge at his eviction hearing…
Geolocating Darfur Killings of Those Escaping Al Fashir
Warning: Contains written descriptions of extreme violence including murder. All graphic footage has been omitted. A Bellingcat investigation has identified and verified…
What is the role of accountability journalism in post-Assad Syria?
We speak with Syrian journalists Bashar and Mais about their first investigation in a newly free Syria. The post What is the role of accountability journalism in…
Lights Out
This story was supported by the Wayne Barrett Project, the Fund for Investigative Journalism, and the Institute for Journalism and Natural Resources. When the power cut…
‘Pattern of Extreme Brutality’: Tear Gas, Pepper Balls Among Weapons Deployed Against Protesters in Illinois
To stay up to date on our latest investigations, join Bellingcat’s new WhatsApp channel here. This investigation is part of a collaboration between Bellingcat and…
“Every minute, a building in Europe is destroyed”
The EU wants millions of old buildings to be renovated. But frequently the opposite happens: existing houses are demolished and replaced by new builds. Exactly how many…