This investigation reveals that there is a coordinated campaign of disinformation on Facebook targeting migrants from sub-Saharan African countries, in which Tunisian accounts and pages post racist and misleading content. At the same time, migrant camps are being dismantled and Tunisians are forming patrols to hand over migrants to security services.

This investigation reveals the gender-based discrimination, harassment, and sexual blackmail faced by female journalists in Somalia. It also highlights the absence of clear, written policies within media organizations to address violence or discrimination, as well as the lack of robust legislation criminalising sexual harassment in the country. In carrying out this investigation, we used the testimony of ten female journalists, the findings of a questionnaire, field studies, and interviews with officials from advocacy groups and trade unions.

This investigation reveals the hardships faced by cleaning ladies in hospitals across Damascus. Many work more than eight hours a day without social security registration or employment contracts, amid weak oversight by the Syrian Ministry of Social Affairs and Labor (MOSAL) of companies contracted by hospitals.

This investigation reveals how female journalists are facing online threats, which sometimes force them to keep away from their place of work or even quit journalism altogether. The reason is that there is no policy of protection, either in the media organizations where they work or from the Egyptian Journalists' Syndicate, which is supposed to provide protection for media professionals. Our investigation also highlights the shortcomings in the union’s internal investigation system and shows that there is an institutional culture that sidelines whistleblowers instead of holding to account those guilty of abuse.

The investigation reveals that divorced fathers exploit legal guardianship of children with disabilities to secure customs exempt cars in their names, triggering the automatic cancellation of the child’s 'Karama' pension, while custodial mothers have no authority to intervene even if the father is absent or neglectful.

This investigation reveals that foster children and those in alternative care families are being deprived of fundamental rights.

This investigation shows how the UNHCR fails to provide support to women suffering digital violence, since it does not classify this as a reportable form of gender-based violence, and, therefore, gives no protection to victims. The UNHCR’s latest funding shortfall has exacerbated matters, leaving women refugees and asylum-seekers who need such support at the mercy of those abusing and blackmailing them.

Amman, April 9, 2026  ARIJ organized a webinar titled “Distraction-Proof: Design Your Career Pathway”, bringing together more than 70 journalists in a live online session. The webinar featured researcher and former ARIJ Awards head of jury ...

ARIJ and the Jordanian Network to Combat Digital Violence Against Female Journalists, in partnership with Secdev Foundation and Global Project Partners, brought together 55 women journalists from across Jordan on Sunday, 17 May 2026, for ...

On April 7, 2026, ARIJ held a webinar bringing together 65 journalists and media professionals from across the Arab world to collectively shape the agenda of its 19th Annual Forum, scheduled for December 4–6, 2026, ...

Date: 30/03/2026 — Amman, March 2026 ARIJ organized a webinar titled "Hunting Illegal Fishing without getting on a boat - The Med Mosaic Grant," presented by journalist and founder of the Med Mosaic project Mona Samari, ...

Date: Amman – March 2026 ARIJ organized a workshop titled "Climate Investigations Workshop," delivered by environmental and climate investigations specialist and ARIJ Investigations Editor Ahmad Ashour, over three consecutive days from March 10–12, 2026, with two ...

DW Akademie, in cooperation with the Jordan Media Institute, organized a session titled "Fostering Inclusive AI Across MENA Perspectives From Independent Journalism as part of the 18th Annual ARIJ Forum, held in Amman, Jordan, from ...

During the ARIJ 18th Annual Forum, a session titled “From Investigation to Podcast: How To Turn Complex Stories into Powerful Audio” offered a masterclass in the art of sonic storytelling. The stage was led by ...

On the occasion of International Women’s Day, ARIJ held a webinar titled “Digital Violence: Through Their Eyes and Voices.” The webinar aimed to amplify the voices of women journalists and highlight their experiences covering digital ...