The five-day conference included a wide array of presentations and workshops by seasoned journalists and media academics on data investigations, AI in journalism, climate and health investigative reporting, countering disinformation, uncovering human trafficking, investigating online gambling, using open source tools for investigations, illicit financial flows and security, among many other topics.
This year, the GIJC gathering, which is held every two years, attracted over 1500 journalists from 80 countries. The previous edition was held in Sweden, with the next slated for the Netherlands.
