International Consortium of Investigative Journalists

The World’s Best Cross-Border Investigative Team

A Project of the Center for Public Integrity

Investigative Projects

The Panama Papers: Exposing the Rogue Offshore Finance Industry Close ties between government and the offshore industry presents a challenge to those wanting to end financial secrecy. View more.	Secrecy for Sale: Inside the Global Offshore Money Maze Former top EU official among high profile names in a leak that reveals 175,000 offshore companies registered in the Bahamas. View more.	Evicted and Abandoned: The World Bank’s Broken Promise to the Poor The World Bank regularly failed to follow its own rules for protecting millions of people displaced by development. View more.
Fatal Extraction: Australian Mining's Damaging Push Into Africa Australia is a giant in African mining, but its vast, sometimes deadly footprint has never been examined – until now. View more.	Swiss Leaks: Murky Cash Sheltered by Bank Secrecy How one of the world's largest banks helped shelter millions in accounts linked to arms dealers, dictators and tax evaders. View more.	Luxembourg Leaks: Global Companies' Secrets Exposed New files obtained by ICIJ disclose secret tax structures sought by “Big 4” accounting giants for global brand name companies. View more.
中国离岸金融解密两万多名中国内地及香港投资者在避税天堂注册公司 View more.	Island of the Widows Thousands of men working in Central American sugarcane fields are dying of chronic kidney disease, yet governments and the sugar industry have done little in response. View more.	Skin and Bone Recycling dead humans into medical implants is a lucrative trade, rousing concerns about how tissues are obtained. View more.
Plunder in the Pacific As other fisheries are pushed to their limits, giant trawlers move southward toward Antarctica to catch what is left. View more.	The Illicit Trade of Coltan Your smart phone contains a ‘conflict mineral’, likely from parts of Africa or South America controlled by criminal organizations. View more.	Dangers in the Dust Lobby groups have spent nearly $100 million to promote asbestos, a carcinogen which may cause up to 10 million deaths by 2030 - largely in the developing world. View more.
The Black Market in Bluefin Bluefin's demise directly linked to widespread fraud and negligence from fishing fleets and ministry offices to the world’s largest buyers in Japan. View more.	Spain’s $8 Billion Fish Spain's fishing industry racked up an extensive history of flouting rules and breaking laws. View more.	Smoke Screen Down-and-out in developed nations, Big Tobacco is refocusing its lobbying on emerging markets. View more.