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AIJC18 Resources

May 17, 2024

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Here are the tipsheets and presentations shared by speakers at the Asian Investigative Journalism Conference in 2018.
Session Name
Tipsheets
Presentations
Stories/Videos
Banquet & Keynote
Story: By Eunice Au



Video: Zunar's Keynote Speech
Coping with Harassment and Threats -- Online and Off
Story: By Maike Hansen



Video: Reg Chua, Umar Cheema, Febriana Firdaus, Aung Naing Soe
Covering Conflict
Reporting Conflict, by Namini Wijedasa
Tips from the Sri Lankan Experience, by Namini Wijedasa
Story: By Kornelija Ukolovaitė
Environmental Investigations
Investigating the Ganges River, by Abu Siddique

Covering Environmental Issues in Indonesia, by Sapariah Saturi

Exposing Corruption in Indonesia's Plantation Sector, by Philip Jacobson
Story: By Finja Seroka
Exposing Fake News & Propaganda
How to Fight the Propaganda Machine, by Chay Hofilena

Verification and Digital Investigations Resources, by Craig Silverman
Propaganda & Disinformation, by Chay Hofilena
Story: By Mariel Padilla



Video: Sheila Coronel, Craig Silverman, Chay Hofilena, Aniruddha Bahal
Following Ships, Smugglers & Supply Chains
Learning Custom Languages to Track Shipments, by Giannina Segnini
Tracking Planes & Properties, by Martha Mendoza
Story: By Eunice Au
Getting Documents -- From FOI Laws to Leak Platforms
Best Use of FOI for Investigations, by Satoshi Kusakabe
From FOI to Leak Platform: IndonesiaLeaks, by Muhammad Kholikul Alim

Getting Stories Through FOI Laws, by Shyamlal Yadav
Investigating Health
Traditional Chinese Medicine Inducing Liver Disease Investigation, by Zeng Ding
A Case Study of Polio , by Thomas Abraham

Pharmaceutical Payment and Physicians, by Akihiko Ozaki & Mariko Tsuji
Lightning Talks: Great Projects You Haven't Heard Of
Social News Gathering and Verification, by Rachel Blundy & Layla Mashkoor

Illegal Liquor Trade, by Sohel Parvez
Faking PAN Details to Hide Illegal Gains, by Aniruddha Bahal

Tracking Vigilante Violence, by Alison Saldanha

Money Trail Grants & Training, by Nick Mathiason
Story: By Mariel Padilla
Mobile Journalism Workshop
Mojo Unpacked, by Ivo Burum
New Models & Startups
Story: By Alexandra Jegers



Video: Drew Sullivan, Irene Liu, Sasa Vucinic, Alan Soon
Plenary: Dealing with the New Threats
Video: Sheila Coronel, Zaffar Abbas, Maria Ressa, Steven Gan, Sreenivasan Jain, Eni Mulia
Reporting #MeToo in Asia
Story: By Kornelija Ukolovaitė



Video: Anne Koch, Shiori Ito, Ying Chan, Doreen Weisenhaus
Social Media & Investigative Research Tools
Online Investigative Tools List, by Paul Myers
The New World of Satellite Imagery
Utilizing Satellite Imagery for Journalism, Anusuya Datta
Satellite Imagery As A Reporting Tool, by Christine Chan
Story: Anusuya Datta
Tracking Chinese Business
Tracking Chinese Business with Public Sources, by Karen Zhang

China's One Belt, One Road Initiative, by Maria Abi-Habib

Asia's Corporate Records, by Patrick Boehler
China's Global Projects, by Lily Kuo

Tracking Chinese Investments & Influence in Europe, by Patrick Boehler
Story: By Siran Liang

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