International Consortium of Investigative Journalists

Timo-Erkki Heino, Finland, has worked for the Finnish Broadcasting Company since the 1970s, where he has produced cultural, social, and investigative documentaries. Read Complete Profile >

Mikkel Hertz, Denmark, is assistant managing editor of Denmark's largest daily newspaper, Jyllands-Posten. Read Complete Profile >

Shuli Hu, China, is managing editor of Caijing (Business & Finance Review) a magazine she helped start in China in 1998. Read Complete Profile >

Yusuf Jameel, India, is a correspondent for the Indian daily The Asian Age, focusing on the conflict over control of the disputed region of Kashmir. Read Complete Profile >

Per Anders Johansen, Norway, is the editor-in-chief of Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation's (NRK) radio news division. Read Complete Profile >

Daniel Kalinaki, Uganda, is an investigative journalist in Uganda who currently heads the Ugandan Bureau of the regional weekly newspaper, The East African. Read Complete Profile >

Rakesh Kalshian, India, is a former reporter for the weekly magazine Outlook India where he focused on the environment, a beat he has covered since 1991. Read Complete Profile >

David E. Kaplan, United States, was named editorial director of the Center for Public Integrity in September 2008. In addition to overseeing the Center's editorial work, he serves as director of its International Consortium of Investigative Journalists. Read Complete Profile >

Phillip Knightley, Britain, was a member of The Sunday Times Insight team in its heyday, and it was there that he first uncovered the Kim Philby spy scandal. Read Complete Profile >

Murali Krishnan, India, is currently the National Affairs Editor with Indo-Asian News Service, a New Delhi-based news agency where he investigates security issues and corruption. Read Complete Profile >