Sandrine Rigaud

2 months ago | theprint.in | Laurent Richard |Sandrine Rigaud

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Dec 18, 2024 | niemanreports.org | Sandrine Rigaud

American voters have made a clear and undeniable choice. Donald Trump will be their 47th president come January. They have chosen him despite — or because of — his vows to go after his political adversaries and his deep-seated animosity towards the news media, which he labels as the "enemy of the people." During Trump’s first administration, at least eight journalists from various outlets, including The New York Times and The Washington Post, had their records sought by the Justice Department.

Nov 13, 2024 | niemanreports.org | Sandrine Rigaud

“I want to become a journalist because I think it’s a job that makes the world aware of humanity’s serious problems,” I wrote in careful cursive letters for a middle school essay that my parents have kept to this day. “I could fight injustice in this world in my own way.”  Beyond the naïve and presumptuous writing style I used at the time, I had a sense that the best way to make sense of the complexities of the world — and of my own upbringing — might be through journalism.

Oct 31, 2024 | niemanreports.org | Sandrine Rigaud

“I want to become a journalist because I think it’s a job that makes the world aware of humanity’s serious problems,” I wrote in careful cursive letters for a middle school essay that my parents have kept to this day. “I could fight injustice in this world in my own way.” Beyond the naïve and presumptuous writing style I used at the time, I had a sense that the best way to make sense of the complexities of the world — and of my own upbringing — might be through journalism.

Sep 11, 2023 | lemonde.fr | Laurent Richard |Sandrine Rigaud

Pixels Projet Pegasus Article réservé aux abonnés Bonnes feuilles. Le lendemain matin, la sonnerie de l’interphone de notre appartement à Berlin-Est m’a fait sursauter [raconte Laurent Richard]. Nous ne maîtrisions pas encore le système d’entrée électronique de la location ; j’ai donc dévalé l’escalier pour ouvrir la porte à nos deux invités. J’ai d’abord remarqué un homme d’une trentaine d’années, très pâle ; il portait des lunettes à monture métallique et un bonnet de ski enfoncé sur le crâne.