Journalists

The second journalist who worked on this collaborative project wishes to stay anonymous but is known to the Journalismfund.eu team. 

Anrike Visser is the founder of Global Ground Media and former financial crime investigator at the Netherlands Authority for the Financial Markets.

Anthony Langat is a Kenyan freelance journalist whose work focuses on climate change, human rights, refugees, migration, security, health, and environment. 

Anton Septian is the executive editor of Majalah Tempo magazine.

Antonio Villarreal is a Spanish freelance journalist based in Madrid.

Anuška Delić (Slovenia) is an investigative and data journalist at Oštro,

Ariane Lavrilleux is a French journalist working in the Middle East.

Arkasha Keysers is a Belgian journalist and an occasionally photographer. 

Arminda Zandamela (1983) is a Mozambican HIV expert. She studied Sociology at the Eduardo Modlane University in Maputo.

Arnaud De Decker completed his studies in Journalism at the Erasmushogeschool Brussel in 2017, and is currently a Political Science student at the VUB.

Arne Gillis is a Belgian journalist and photographer and covers Africa for the Belgian magazine MO*.

Arno Van Crombruggen is a cameraman and editor.

Arno Van Rensbergen is a Belgian freelance journalist.

Arnold van Bruggen is a documentary filmmaker and journalist at the Prospektor agency in Amsterdam, which he founded with Eefje Blankevoort.

Arthur Debruyne is Belgian independent journalist based in Mexico City.

Assia Rabinowitz is a French journalist.

Astrid Goossens is a Belgian video journalist.

Astrid Viciano is a German journalist and MD who works as a staff reporter at the weekend science section of Süddeutsche Zeitung in Munich.

Atanas Tchobanov is co-founder of the Bulgarian investigative website Bivol.bg, exposing the State-Mafia nexus in Bulgaria.

Ate Hoekstra (1981) is a Dutch journalist who is based in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. 

Augustine Zenakos is an independent journalist, based in Athens.

Aurelio Sambo was born and grew up in the Mozambican capital, Maputo, where he now works as a freelance journalist. 

Ayfer Erkul (1969) worked for 20 years for the newspaper De Morgen in Belgium. 

Azad Aybek is a pseudonym for safety reasons.

Babett Oroszi is a Hungarian journalist living in Budapest.

Baharak Bashar is a freelance journalist.

Balázs Tóth PhD (1979) works for the Hungarian Helsinki Committee, atlatszo.hu and also as a private attorney.

Bart Demyttenaere is a writer of children's and youth books and non-fiction.

Beata Biel is an award winning Polish journalist and documentary filmaker.

Belia Heilbron (1986) is a freelance journalist en researcher from the Netherlands.