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‘Journalism in Exile Has Been Somewhat Romanticized’: The Challenges of Being Forced to Investigate from Afar
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Global Investigative Journalism Network
Editor’s Note: Ahead of the Global Investigative Journalism Conference in Malaysia, GIJN is publishing a series of short interviews with a globally-representative sample of conference speakers.
Poliszuk will share key insights on investigating oligarchs and managing projects from exile as a speaker at the 14th Global Investigative Journalism Conference in Malaysia (GIJC25).
GIJN: What are the biggest challenges for investigative reporting in your country/region?
GIJN: What’s the best advice you’ve received from a peer or journalism conference – and what words of advice would you give an aspiring investigative journalist?
JP: I am very interested in seeing what is being done and how investigative journalism is being carried out in Africa and Asia.
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