Israel Upholds Spyware Firm’s Export Licence
A court in Israel has refused to revoke the export license of a spyware company accused of facilitating human rights...
Freedom and Repression
Pakistan: Daniel Pearl Murderer May Walk Free
A militant extremist previously convicted for the murder of an American journalist may soon walk free after Pakistan’s...
Kyrgyzstan Rejects Links to Money Laundering Allegations
Kyrgyz lawmakers approved a report that was put together by a parliamentary commission which concluded that the government...
Morocco Hacked Journalist’s Phone: Amnesty
Morocco hacked the phones of government critics using spyware that an Israeli company developed to fight crime and...
Serbian President Pledges to “Fight the Lies” About His Son
After reporters again caught his son in company of alleged members of a drug trafficking clan, Serbian President Aleksandar...
KRIK: Serbian President’s Son Again in Company of Mafia Suspects
Following a tip from a reader, a reporter from OCCRP’s Serbian partner KRIK managed on Wednesday evening to take a photo of...
CPJ: Police Targets US Media Workers Amid Nationwide Unrest
Journalists covering the days-long countrywide protests against police violence and racism have reported at least 125 press...
NGOs Decry Death Sentences Against Yemen Journalists
More than 150 non-governmental organizations have spoken out against death sentences handed down last month by a Houthi...
Reporters Hail Germany’s Decision to Stop Spying on Foreigners Abroad
One of the world’s most persecuted journalists welcomed on Thursday a ruling of the German constitutional court which...
CoE Warns of Serbian Smear Campaign against KRIK Journalists
Serbian investigative outlet KRIK is facing a public smear campaign from the Serbian state which is trying to discredit...
Lithuania: Public News Outlet Threatened After Exposing Minister
The head of Lithuania’s ruling party threatenedLRT, a partner organization of OCCRP, onFridayover an investigation he called...