Investigations

Divergente

Tags: Justice, Prisons
The Portuguese State doesn’t know how many it kills
by: Pedro Miguel Santos

December 16, 2024
CINS

Tags: Crime, gender equality
Femicide in Serbia: Women least safe in their own home
by: Teodora Ćurčić,Jovana Tomić

December 12, 2024
The Journal Investigates

Tags: Justice, Prisons
Deaths in custody: A closer look at Ireland’s oversight challenges
by: Maria Delaney,Ter García

December 3, 2024
Tags: Justice, Prisons
Deaths in custody and police operations – 2024
by: Bertoldi Roberta

November 7, 2024
Civio

Tags: Justice, Prisons
Most European countries do not meet UN criteria for investigating deaths in custody
by: Ter García,Carmen Torrecillas,Adrian Maqueda

November 5, 2024
EUrologus

Tags: migration, Rights and equality, Sport
Trading flags for medals: Inside the Olympic naturalisation market
by: Ter García,María Álvarez Del Vayo,Laszlo Arato

November 3, 2024
Openpolis

Tags: European Elections, gender disparity
Diversity in the composition of the new European Parliament
by: Openpolis

October 11, 2024
OBC Transeuropa

Tags: European Union, Green economy
Bulgaria and Hungary’s Reluctant Green Transition
by: Massimo Guglietta

October 8, 2024
MIIR

Tags: Climate crisis, Economy, Green economy
Greece’s shaky “green” investments
by: Nikos Morfonios

September 24, 2024

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