Sorin Ozon is an investigative journalist in Romania since 1992.

He has worked as a freelance journalist on many cross-border projects and national high-level corruption investigations.
He is a co-founder of the Romanian Center of Investigative Journalism.  He was director of the CRJI from 2001 until 2009.

Basic information

Name
Sorin Ozon
Country
Romania
City
Bucharest
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Where The EU Washes Its Dirty Linen

  • Industry
  • Trafficking

MILAN/SOFIA/ARAD – Tens of thousands of tonnes of textile waste arrive in Romania and Bulgaria every year, mainly from Italy and Germany. Despite the fact the EU had acknowledged the extent of the textile waste smuggling across the continent, no strategy so far proved to be efficient in preventing it.

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Romania and Bulgaria, Safe Havens for Italian Mafia Money

  • Corruption
  • Finance

BUCHAREST - The need of Italian mafia networks to carry out vast money-laundering operations took them to Romania and Bulgaria. They set up companies that not only succeeded in flying under the radar but also won government contracts. 

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The European Social Fraud

  • Economy
  • Politics

BRUSSELS - The European Social Fund (ESF) “is Europe’s main instrument for supporting jobs, helping people get better jobs and ensuring fairer job opportunities for all EU citizens”, according to the ESF website.

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