
André Verløy, Norway, is currently an investigative researcher in Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation's news and documentary divisions.
André Verløy, Norway
Before returning to Norway in 2005 he worked at the Washington, D.C.-based Center for Public Integrity, where he focused on international investigative projects. He has covered issues such as arms trafficking, private military companies, global water privatization, and the reconstruction of Afghanistan and Iraq. The projects included extensive use of freedom of information acts, and was honored with the George Polk Award, and by organizations such as IRE and SPJ. In Norway he has worked for the Norwegian Investigative Journalism Foundation, a weekly news magazine, and independent documentary producers. He also teaches seminars on effective web search, research skills and use of archives for the Norwegian Institute of Journalism. He is a board member of the Norwegian Investigative Journalism Foundation.
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