THE Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism (PCIJ) and Southeast Asian Press Alliance (SEAPA) recently concluded the “Investigative Journalism Course for Southeast Asian Journalists” held in Phnom Penh, Cambodia from July 28-August 1, 2004. Following are the course materials available in document or rich text format:
- Investigative Journalism — Definition and Process
- The People Trail
- The Paper Trail
- Investigating Corruption
- Investigating the Local Budget
- Investigating the Environment
- Investigating Ethnic Conflicts
- Ethical
Concerns in Investigative Journalism
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Investigating Corruption: A Do-It-Yourself Guide, a how-to manual
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Further Reads
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Investigating a President
For a more detailed explanation of how the PCIJ investigated Estrada, see Lars Moller and Jack Jackson, "Journalistic Legwork that Tumbled a President," published by the World Bank Institute.
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