Journalists

Giacomo Zandonini (Italy) has been writing about migration for years, most recently writing an award-winning report from Niger.

Giampaolo Musumeci is a freelance journalist and filmmaker reporting on African issues, immigration and war zones.

Gian-Paolo Accardo is an Italian-Dutch journalist based in Brussels and Paris.

Gianluca De Martino is an Italian freelance journalist.

Gil Skorwid is a Lithuanian freelance journalist and media researcher. 

Giulio Rubino (1980) is an Italian journalist.

Goele Geeraert is a freelance journalist. She specialises in economy, the labour market, human resources and social wellbeing. During the past years she has gone to Congo twice, which resulted in several articles in print and online media.

Multimedia journalist, Greet Brauwers (°1963), graduated from the KASK film school in Ghent (Belgium) and freelanced for TV (VRT, tvbrussel) and DeWereldMorgen.be.
She's made several documentary films a.o. 'Bruxelles-Kinshasa', 'Do You Copy Me?', 'Beulen in Baraka' and 'Trouwen over de grens'. 

Greet Pluymers is a Belgian investigative journalist. 

Griselda Molemans holds MA’s in Art History and  Classical Archaeology from Vrije University in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. 

Guia Baggi is co-founder of the Investigative Reporting Project Italy (IRPI), a nonprofit centre for investigative journalism based in Italy.

Guido Sterkendries (1964) is a eco- and wildlife photographer.

Guido van Eijck (1987) is a Dutch freelance investigative journalist. His articles were published in, among others, weekly De Groene Amsterdammer and daily de Volkskrant.

Guillaume Pitron, 38, is a French journalist (Le Monde Diplomatique, National Geographic, etc.) and documentary maker for France’s leading television channels.

Hamoud Almahmoud is Editor in Chief of Harvard Business Review Arabia & Aliqtisadi.com.

Hanna Nikkanen is a Finnish investigative reporter and one of the founders of Long Play, a Helsinki-based longform journalism startup.

Hanne Couderé is a Belgian freelance journalist. She studied Political Sciences and Development Studies in Antwerp and Brussels, and completed a postgraduate course in International Research Journalism.

Hanne Phlypo (°1984) graduated from INSAS (Institut National Supérieur des Arts de Spectacle et de la Diffusion) in Brussels in 2006. Thereafter she explored all aspects of filmmaking. With Antoine Vermeesch she set up her own production company, Clin d'oeil. Silent Stories is her first documentary project.

Hannes Blommaert is a Belgian producer and director of photograpy.

Hannes Verhoustraete (1986) is a Brussels filmmaker.

Hans Gerard Moleman worked as a foreign correspondent for Dutch and Belgian media in Africa and Asia from 1997 till 2012.

Harry Karanikas is an investigative reporter in print and digital media and a producer of various investigative broadcasts on Greek TV.

Hee Seok Park is an investigative reporter for The Monthly Chosun, Korea’s leading investigating news media. 

Co,nceived in the war (1944), born after the war (01-07-1945). Wandered around, together with his twin brother Toon, from 1947 to 1958, with his mother and his parents, in Antwerp, Brasschaat, Borgerhout and Deurne.

Heinrich Bohmke is ANCIR's investigator, trainer and prosecutorial editor based in South Africa.

Heleen Debeuckelaere is a historian, writer and organizer based in Brussels.

Helene Bienvenu is a Hungarian multilingual (photo)journalist.

Hélène Christelle Munganyende is schrijfster en journaliste. 

 Hellen Kooijman is a Dutch freelance journalist.