Investigative journalism award to Adrian Mogos

BRUSSELS – 13 / 7 / 2010 – Romanian journalist Adrian Mogos has won the CEI – SEEMO award for Outstanding Merits in Investigative Journalism. Mogos is praised for his cross-border stories, among them the Slave Labour Trafficking, which was made possible through a grant from Journalismfund.eu.
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BELGIUM - NETHERLANDS Vereniging van Onderzoeksjournalisten

De Vereniging van Onderzoeksjournalisten is een Nederlands-Vlaamse vereniging van, voor en door journalisten. We willen onderzoeksjournalistiek stimuleren door de kennis erover wijder te verspreiden. Journalisten die zich daardoor aangesproken voelen kunnen lid worden.

DENMARK Foreningen for Undersøgende Journalistik

The Danish association for Investigative Journalism (Foreningen for Undersøgende Journalistik, FUJ) works to promote investigative journalism in Danish media. As an FUJ member you do not need to work with investigative journalism yourself, but the members support the work to promote this type of journalism. It was founded in 1989.

FINLAND Tutkiva - Föreningen för undersökande journalistik

The Finish Investigative Journalism Association, Tutkivan journalismin yhdistys, aims to promote a thorough and critical journalism, the means are to improve the capacity of journalists and their working conditions. Tutkiva was founded in 1992.

GERMANY Netzwerk Recherche

The association Network Research (Netzwerk Recherche, NR) works to promote investigative journalism in Germany. It represents the interests of those colleagues, who insist on conducting thorough research in journalism, a core interest is to further and improve the education in the field. Netzwer Recherche was founded in 2001.

SWEDEN Föreningen Grävande Journalister

The Association for Investigative Journalism in Sweden, Föreningen Grävanda Journalister, Gräv,  aims at encouraging reporters to utilize investigative methods for in-depth reporting. This is done by providing training as well as in-house instruction. Also, a yearly seminar gathers hundreds of reporters for the purpose of sharing their collective experiences, education and knowledge in the field. Gräv was founded in 1990.

SWITZERLAND Swiss Investigation

The Swiss investigative network is an independent organisation promoting the exchange of contacts and competences between the Swiss investigative reporters and their foreign colleagues. The purpose of this non-for-profit network is to facilitate access to data and resources and promote methods of best practices in investigative reporting. It was founded in 2003.