TBIJ

06.07.23

Family Court Files

Family Court Files: parental alienation ‘used to silence claims of abuse’

A contentious theory is being used as a litigation tool to counter claims of domestic abuse

29.06.23

Global Health

Italian hospitals imported unapproved, substandard cancer drug

Poor-quality drug has been bought even when the gold-standard has been available – and sits on hospitals shelves today

28.06.23

Big Tech

Class action suit launched over Teleperformance working conditions

The lawsuit cited TBIJ reporting about the traumatic content Teleperformance workers in Colombia were exposed to when working as TikTok moderators

27.06.23

Global Health

How we made news of a useless cancer drug useful

‘The work of the Bureau was instrumental in bringing this scandal to the attention of the medical community,’ an expert said

23.06.23

Trapped in work

Migrant workers tell parliament of discrimination and cruelty on UK farms

Three workers featured in TBIJ investigations gave evidence of their mistreatment to the House of Lords horticultural sector committee

21.06.23

Environment

Del Monte security guards accused of brutal killings

Staff at vast pineapple plantation in Kenya accused of shocking violence against locals

21.06.23

Environment

The Del Monte deaths: shocking claims of violence at pineapple plantation

Major investigation uncovers allegations of brutal violence at a vast pineapple farm in Kenya

20.06.23

Global Superbugs

Polish meat giant supplied superbug-infected chicken to UK shelves

Major supermarket supplier sourcing chickens dosed with antibiotics linked to deadly disease

16.06.23

Local Power

‘Dereliction of leadership’: Thurrock council ignored warnings and hid catastrophic losses

The bankrupt council in Essex faces having to write off at least £275m of investments

15.06.23

Domestic Violence

One police officer accused of rape every week

Over the past five years more than 300 officers have been reported for rape and 500 for sexual assault, TBIJ can reveal

13.06.23

The Enablers

Judges may gain new powers to stop SLAPPs. Are they enough?

The protections only relate to economic crime, meaning other public interest speech on wrongdoing would not be protected by the proposed measures

05.06.23

Environment

Why we won’t stop reporting on Brazilian butchers

Bruno and Dom knew reporting could change the world. So do we.

02.06.23

Environment

Over 800 million trees felled to feed appetite for Brazilian beef

As part of the Forbidden Stories Bruno and Dom project, TBIJ pulled together data showing the systematic deforestation linked to cattle ranches

01.06.23

Environment

Bruno and Dom’s lives were ended. But the work goes on

We’re working with Forbidden Stories to make sure that vital projects like Bruno and Dom’s work survive even if the journalist reporting them does not

19.05.23

The Enablers

Secret Abramovich football funding set to be investigated

The independent investigation will look into the origins of more than €100m in secret funding for the Dutch football club

19.04.23

Big Tech

Teleperformance signs ‘historic agreement’ allowing Colombian workers to unionise

Outsourcing giant’s deal comes after TBIJ investigation into working conditions faced by company's TikTok moderators

13.04.23

Trapped in work

‘It’s almost the same as living on the street’: this is how people picking your vegetables have to live

Forced to share beds and live in freezing caravans with leaking ceilings, all while paying more per square foot than for a flat in London – migrant farm workers reveal their shocking, squalid living c...

06.04.23

Environment

Harvard climate professor lobbied regulator on behalf of oil giant

Jody Freeman used Ivy League connections to arrange meeting for ConocoPhillips, where she is a $350k-a-year board member

05.04.23

Trapped in work

Migrant workers are being ripped off by employers on farms

Farm workers are having hundreds of pounds unlawfully deducted from their payslips, an investigation by the Bureau of Investigative Journalism and VICE World News has found.

29.03.23

The Enablers

Roman Abramovich bankrolled major Dutch club while Chelsea owner

Leaked documents appear to show that the Russian oligarch funded acquisition of Vitesse Arnhem via network of offshore entities and funnelled millions to the club

Family Court Files: parental alienation ‘used to silence claims of abuse’

Italian hospitals imported unapproved, substandard cancer drug

Class action suit launched over Teleperformance working conditions

How we made news of a useless cancer drug useful

Migrant workers tell parliament of discrimination and cruelty on UK farms

Del Monte security guards accused of brutal killings

The Del Monte deaths: shocking claims of violence at pineapple plantation

Polish meat giant supplied superbug-infected chicken to UK shelves

‘Dereliction of leadership’: Thurrock council ignored warnings and hid catastrophic losses

One police officer accused of rape every week

Judges may gain new powers to stop SLAPPs. Are they enough?

Why we won’t stop reporting on Brazilian butchers

Over 800 million trees felled to feed appetite for Brazilian beef

Bruno and Dom’s lives were ended. But the work goes on

Secret Abramovich football funding set to be investigated

Teleperformance signs ‘historic agreement’ allowing Colombian workers to unionise

‘It’s almost the same as living on the street’: this is how people picking your vegetables have to live

Harvard climate professor lobbied regulator on behalf of oil giant

Migrant workers are being ripped off by employers on farms

Roman Abramovich bankrolled major Dutch club while Chelsea owner

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