Mimi Chakarova accepts her Daniel Pearl Award. Photojournalist Chakarova profiled in riveting detail the underground criminal networks and the experiences of Eastern European women forced into prostitution abroad. (Photo by Kateryna Panova, Kyiv Post)
Photo gallery of the 7th Global Investigative Journalism Conference
Here are some photos from the Global Investigative Journalism Conference in Kiev, Ukraine, from October 13-16th.
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- A crowd gathers in the banquet hall for the award ceremony in Kiev, Ukraine, at the 7th Global Investigative Journalism Conference. (Photo by Kateryna Panova, Kyiv Post)
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- The Muckrakers at Club 44 in Kiev, featuring Mark Hunter on guitar, Ana Simonovska on vocals, Dave Kaplan on harmonica, Blair Sheridan on bass, and Max Malyshev on drums.
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- Bill Buzenberg, Executive Director of the Center for Public Integrity, and Gerard Ryle, Director of the International Consortium for Investigative Journalists, reading out the Daniel Pearl Awards. (Photo by Kateryna Panova, Kyiv Post)
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- Conference co-organizer Henrik Kaufholz speaking at the banquet. (Photo by Kateryna Panova, Kyiv Post)
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- James Alberti, Katia Brembatti, Gabriel and Karlos Tabatcheik Kohlbach in Ukraine: Journalists set up a database to understand the inner workings of the Legislative Assembly of Parana, Brazil. (Photo by Kateryna Panova, Kyiv Post)
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- Mimi Chakarova accepts her Daniel Pearl Award. Photojournalist Chakarova profiled in riveting detail the underground criminal networks and the experiences of Eastern European women forced into prostitution abroad. (Photo by Kateryna Panova, Kyiv Post)
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- Vlad Lavrov, Mihai Munteanu, Paul Radu, Tamas Bodoky and Stevan Dojcinovic. accept the Daniel Pearl Award for their Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project. (Photo by Kateryna Panova, Kyiv Post)
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- Special Citation with a Certificate of recognition is awarded for the Tamiflu project, Susanne Reber (NPR National Public Radio), Frédéric Zalac (CBC-Radio Canada) and Serena Tinari (RSI Swiss-italian TV). (Photo by Kateryna Panova, Kyiv Post)
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