A string of hashtags has appeared on social media platforms using disinformation and promoting conspiracy theories about climate change. This analysis of interaction with these hashtags shows that they were mainly promoted by accounts linked to oil interests in Gulf countries. It also showed that this interaction coincided with international and regional events related to the climate issues, and was at odds with the stated positions of these countries, which claim to abide by international climate agreements.

This investigation looks into why shipments of Egyptian agricultural produce are repeatedly being refused entry by European customs, because they have been treated with pesticides containing “chlorpyrifos”. This substance is banned for use on crops in both Europe and Egypt. We also show how chlorpyrifos finds its way to Egypt, where it is used in the manufacture of pesticides used on farms there.

Healthcare workers are protected under international law yet hundreds were detained during the war. Now, some of Gaza’s most senior doctors have spoken of the violence and abuse they say they faced More than 160 Gazan medics held in Israeli prisons amid reports of torture

The Gaza Project is a collaboration involving over 40 journalists from 12 media organizations, coordinated by Forbidden Stories, investigating the attacks on journalists in Gaza. It also includes reporting that continues the work of journalists who can no longer carry it out.

This investigation shows that in Morocco “reduced” sentences are being handed down in cases involving child rape – what is known as “indecent assault of a minor”. Suspended sentences are also being given, which means that perpetrators do not face justice. Families of victims are left in despair, and in some cases avoid the legal route to redress for fear of social stigma.

This investigation shows that laws, policies, regulations and procedures in Jordan prevent children of migrant workers – male and female – from being able to officially register their children. This deprives these children of legal protection and leads to them being denied their human and legal rights.

This investigation shows how, between 2011 and 2017, Syrian women and girls were arrested on fabricated charges of terrorism or of being linked to wanted individuals. Other women were held without charge or used either as bargaining chips or as a way to blackmail their families and pressure them to hand over people wanted by the authorities. These female detainees suffered harsh interrogations inside Syrian security centres, and were systematically tortured using electric shocks, beatings, sexual assault, and psychological intimidation to break their will.

Amman – August 3, 2025 ARIJ concluded an in-person training titled “Building Trust with Sources,” in Amman on July 30–31, with the participation of 15 journalists from various Jordanian media outlets (67% female). The training is ...

In a major step toward improving digital literacy and critical research skills in the Arab world, the Arab Reporters for Investigative Journalism (ARIJ), with the support of Google, has launched the Arabic version of the ...

On Thursday, June 26, 2025, ARIJ concluded an intensive in-person training titled “Investigative Training on Gender-Based Digital Violence”, held over four days from June 23 to 26 at ARIJ’s offices in Amman. The training was ...

ARIJ Network, in collaboration with the Internet Society, organized a webinar titled “How Do We Investigate Internet Shutdowns in the Arab World?” on Wednesday, May 28, 2025. The session brought together 85 journalists from over ...

We have been on X (Twitter formerly) since November 2010. We enjoyed the journey to meet fantastic colleagues and partners; and engage with them during the last 15 years. Yet, after careful consideration, we have ...

ARIJ concluded a three-day online workshop titled “Investigative Journalism: From Hypothesis to Publication”, held from April 8 to 10, 2025.  The training brought together 80+  participants from across the region, with  60% female participation. Led by ARIJ’s ...

ARIJ organized two online webinars, “An Introduction to Transitional Justice” and “An Introduction to International Criminal Justice” in collaboration with Fondation Hirondelle and Justice Info. Each session brought together over 80 journalists via Zoom and ...

April 30, 2025 ARIJ, represented by its Director General Rawan Damen and AFCN Manager Saja Mortada, participated in the third edition of the "Mediterranean agora for journalism" 2025, organized by the French association "Journalism & Citizenship" ...