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1 month ago | 
internazionale.it | Youssr Youssef |Magdalena Hervada
Il 15 febbraio 2024 l’agenzia delle Nazioni Unite per i rifugiati palestinesi (Unrwa) ha pubblicato alcune immagini del campo profughi di Al Shati a Gaza che hanno fatto il giro del mondo.
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1 month ago | 
arij.net | Hoda Osman |Youssr Youssef
By Hoda Osman and Youssr Youssef
This investigation, conducted by Arab Reporters for Investigative Journalism, is part of the Gaza Project, a collaboration involving over 40 journalists from 12 organizations coordinated by Forbidden Stories.
Four years ago, Mahmoud Isleem al-Basos began messaging Shadi al-Tabatiby on social media, again and again, asking to join him on shoots.
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1 month ago | 
theintercept.com | Hoda Osman |Youssr Youssef
This investigation, conducted by Arab Reporters for Investigative Journalism, is part of the Gaza Project, a collaboration involving over 40 journalists from 12 organizations coordinated by Forbidden Stories. Four years ago, Mahmoud Isleem al-Basos began messaging Shadi al-Tabatiby on social media, again and again, asking to join him on shoots. Al-Tabatiby, one of Gaza’s best-known drone journalists, didn’t pay much attention at first. “But Mahmoud was persistent,” al-Tabatiby said.
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Nov 8, 2024 | 
forbiddenstories.org | Eloïse Layan |Youssr Youssef
A villa on the French Riviera, shady business arrangements in Luxembourg, a disgraced public notary, and the shadow of Khagani Bashirov, a Franco-Azerbaijani businessman suspected of embezzling millions of euros: this is what we found when we completed the investigation of an imprisoned Azerbaijani journalist.
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Jun 24, 2024 | 
forbiddenstories.org | Phineas Rueckert |Youssr Youssef
Since October 7, journalists in the West Bank have reported an increase in harassment and violence by the Israeli military and settlers. Settlements have continued to expand. Forbidden Stories and its partners pursued the work of journalists attacked while covering West Bank settlement expansion and the forced displacement of Bedouin communities.
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Jun 24, 2024 | 
forbiddenstories.org | Sofia Alvarez |Youssr Youssef
On May 4, 2024, two journalists from Al Araby TV who were covering an Israeli raid in the West Bank were fired upon. Forbidden Stories and its partners reconstructed the trajectory of the first shot that hit the camera, determining that it came from Israeli forces vehicles parked only about sixty meters away.
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Jun 24, 2024 | 
shorturl.at | Phineas Rueckert |Youssr Youssef
Since October 7, journalists in the West Bank have reported an increase in harassment and violence by the Israeli military and settlers. Settlements have continued to expand. Forbidden Stories and its partners pursued the work of journalists attacked while covering West Bank settlement expansion and the forced displacement of Bedouin communities.
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Jun 5, 2023 | 
taipeitimes.com | Andrew Wasley |Elisângela Mendonça |Youssr Youssef
A recent investigation revealed systematic and vast forest loss linked to cattle farming in Brazil By Andrew Wasley, Elisangela Mendonca, Youssr Youssef
and Robe / The Guardian More than 800 million trees have been cut down in the Amazon rainforest in just six years to feed the world’s appetite for Brazilian beef, according to a new investigation, despite dire warnings about the forest’s importance in fighting the climate crisis.
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Jun 2, 2023 | 
lemonde.fr | Youssr Youssef
Planète Brésil Le consortium de journalistes Forbidden Stories a poursuivi l’enquête du reporter Dom Phillips, assassiné en Amazonie brésilienne il y a un an, sur le rôle des multinationales de la viande dans la déforestation. Article réservé aux abonnés JBS, Marfrig et Minerva : ces noms ne disent rien au consommateur français. Pourtant, les trois multinationales brésiliennes réalisent environ 70 % des exportations de bœuf du pays.
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Jun 1, 2023 | 
forbiddenstories.org | Youssr Youssef
In 2021, Brazilian news outlet Repórter Brasil revealed that three multinational companies, JBS, Marfrig and Minerva had all been buying cattle from deforested areas. Their report “seems to have been the final straw,” journalist Dom Phillips tweeted at the time. These three companies are large players on the international market for beef—responsible for about 70 percent of Brazil’s exports.
