Brigitte Alfter, Denmark, is a freelance journalist based in Copenhagen who specializes in European affairs. As a former Brussels correspondent for the Danish daily Information (2004-2008), Alfter has particular expertise in the use of freedom of information legislation. She is a member of the team that successfully sought data regarding the € 50-billion European farm subsidy program and is also a co-founder of www.farmsubsidy.org. Her reporting continues to track the pharmaceutical lobby in Brussels, among other industries.
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Alfter is a co-founder of Wobbing Europe, which supports journalists in using freedom of information laws, as well as Scoop, a Danish project that works with journalists in southeastern and eastern Europe. She is the founding director of the European Fund for Investigative Journalism, chairperson of the Danish Association for Investigative Journalism’s international committee, and a current board member of Netzwerk Recherche, the German association for investigative journalism. In 2006, Alfter’s reporting alongside Danish colleague Nils Mulvad was nominated for the Cavling, Denmark’s highest journalism award. U.S. Investigative Reporters and Editors recognized Alfter as a joint recipient of the Freedom of Information Award in 2007.
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Ahmed Rashid, Pakistan, is the Pakistan, Afghanistan and Central Asia correspondent for the Far Eastern Economic Review and The Daily Telegraph of London.
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Ahmed Rashid, Pakistan, is the Pakistan, Afghanistan and Central Asia correspondent for the Far Eastern Economic Review and The Daily Telegraph of London.
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Ross Coulthart, Australia, is the senior investigative reporter for Sunday, a documentary program on Nine Network Television.
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Ross Coulthart, Australia, is the senior investigative reporter for Sunday, a documentary program on Nine Network Television.
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Andreas Harsono, Indonesia, currently works for the Pantau media organization in Jakarta and is also writing a book entitled From Sabang to Merauke: Debunking the Myth of Indonesian Nationalism.
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Andreas Harsono, Indonesia, currently works for the Pantau media organization in Jakarta and is also writing a book entitled From Sabang to Merauke: Debunking the Myth of Indonesian Nationalism.
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Gustavo Gorriti, Peru, was Peru's leading investigative journalist before having to leave the country, largely because of his reporting.
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Gustavo Gorriti, Peru, was Peru's leading investigative journalist before having to leave the country, largely because of his reporting.
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Florence George Graves, United States, is a resident scholar at Brandeis University and an award-winning journalist whose work has led to more than a dozen U.S. congressional hearings and government probes, several reforms in public policy, and widespread media coverage.
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Florence George Graves, United States, is a resident scholar at Brandeis University and an award-winning journalist whose work has led to more than a dozen U.S. congressional hearings and government probes, several reforms in public policy, and widespread media coverage.
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David Leigh, Britain, is comment editor for The Guardian newspaper of London and a former producer for World in Action, an investigative program on Britain's Granada TV.
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David Leigh, Britain, is comment editor for The Guardian newspaper of London and a former producer for World in Action, an investigative program on Britain's Granada TV.
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Ernesto Tenembaum, Argentina, is managing editor of a new weekly political magazine, VEINTIUNO (Twenty-One), which he co-founded after 11 years as political editor of Pagina/12, a newspaper known for its investigative and government reporting.
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Ernesto Tenembaum, Argentina, is managing editor of a new weekly political magazine, VEINTIUNO (Twenty-One), which he co-founded after 11 years as political editor of Pagina/12, a newspaper known for its investigative and government reporting.
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