
Not guilty, but punished nonetheless
An in-depth article about the eight-year-long trial of 24 aid workers on Lesbos and what it says about the criminalisation of solidarity in Europe.
A selection of longreads, reportages and investigative journalism pieces published in Dutch and international media.

An in-depth article about the eight-year-long trial of 24 aid workers on Lesbos and what it says about the criminalisation of solidarity in Europe.

What happens to the bodies of migrants who do not survive the Mediterranean crossing? An investigation into impersonal procedures and one man who tries to identify them.

An investigation into Plan Einstein in Utrecht Overvecht, a project where Dutch young people, status holders and asylum seekers live and work together.

An investigation into how the Iranian regime extends its influence far beyond its borders through intimidation of the diaspora, intelligence operations and geopolitical strategy.

An essay on democracy, human rights and the moral bankruptcy of our time, written from the Pnyx in Athens, where democracy was born.

An analysis of the loss and damage fund agreements from COP27 and what has, and has not, happened since.

A six-month investigation into the extent to which the protests in Iran relate to Western interventions since the twentieth century.

A personal travel account of volunteering at the Ilula Orphan Program, a journey of friendship, growth and returning to a second home.

Fact checks on the role of nuclear energy in Dutch climate targets, Thierry Baudet's claims about CBS excess mortality figures, the 2G pass and fundamental rights, and the highest rent increase in six years.
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