Global Investigative Journalism Conference 2017 (https://gijc2017.org/tag/human-trafficking/)
AP’s Martha Mendoza on investigating human trafficking. GIJC17 Voices is a series of short interviews with some of the top investigative journalists from around the world.
A staggering 40 million people in the world exist in some form of slavery today. Learn how to investigate this inherently secretive industry from top journalists in the field.
Compartir una charla con Martha Mendoza es una de las opciones que un periodista puede experimentar en la Décima Conferencia Global sobre Periodismo de Investigación, que se realiza estos días en la Universidad de Witwatersrand en Johannesburgo, Sudáfrica.
Researchers estimate 40 million people exist in some form of slavery today, ranging from debt bondage and false contracts to sex trafficking, forced marriage and child labor. To help journalists cover human trafficking and slavery, GIJN has created this collection of resources including documents and reports, places to find expertise and advice on best practices in reporting and investigation.
Welcome to GIJC17! Get ready for an extraordinary event. This is our 10th global conference and our first time on African soil, and we expect nearly 1200 journalists from 130 countries. Below you’ll find over 150 panels, workshops, and special events, packed with top investigative reporters ready to share their skills and secrets. Be sure to use Sched, the online app, to build your own schedule and follow conference updates. A couple notes to help you get the most out of #GIJC17: The conference is sold out, so the smaller labs and classrooms will fill up quickly. If you want to ensure you can attend a smaller session, get there early!