Shortlist 2018

The
Distinguished
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The
Distinguished
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The human catcher

— by Michael Obert, published by Süddeutsche Zeitung Magazin, Germany

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Distinguished
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Story without an ending

— by Cathrin Kahlweit, published by Sueddeutsche Zeitung, Germany

500 years later the Habibs are looking for a house in Portugal

— by Catarina Gomes, published by Público, Portugal

“Oh Lord, I hope that you can forgive me. I want a new life” – The Murder of Nercy

— by Ida Nyegård Espersen, published by Jyllands-Posten, Denmark

Hard to save someone when life is flooding the landing and dripping from 5th floor to the 4th

— by Paweł Kapusta, published by Magazyn Wirtualnej Polski, Poland

The Great British Brexit Robbery: how our democracy was hijacked

— by Carole Cadwalladr, published by The Observer, United Kingdom

The Demons of Lake Chad

— by Xavier Aldekoa, published by Revista Gatopardo, Spain

The
Innovation
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The
Innovation
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Bureau Local

— by Megan Lucero, Maeve McClenaghan, Gareth Davies, Charles Boutaud, Kirsty Styles, published by www.thebureauinvestigates.com, United Kingdom

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Jailed For A Like

— by Natalia Antelava, Katerina Ponomareva, Alexandra Filippova, Sofiya Voznaya, Uch A and Katerina Patin, published by Coda Story, Georgia

Damned Hoax

— by Clara Jiménez Cruz, Julio Montes Moreno, David Fernández, Nacho Calle, Antonio Maestre, Mario Vera, Carlos Hernández-Echevarría and Javier Calvo, published by maldita.es, Spain

The Smuggling Game

— by Lin Taylor and Valeria Cardi, published by The Thomson Reuters Foundation News, United Kingdom

Finding Bana; Proving the Existence of a 7-Year-Old Girl in Eastern Aleppo

— by Nicholas Waters and Timmi Allen, published by Bellingcat, United Kingdom

Enslaved Land

— by Raúl Sánchez González, Juan Luis Sánchez, Esther Alonso, José Luis Sanz, Belén Picazo, Ximena Villagrán, Iván M. García, Laura Olías, Nelsón Rauda, Gabriel Labrador, Víctor Peña, Daniel Valencia,…

The
Investigative
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The
Investigative
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Monsanto Papers

— by Stephane Foucart and Stephane Horel, published by Le Monde, France

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Legend of Judge Arthur

— by Natalie Sedletska and Oleksandr Chornovalov, published by UA:First and radiosvoboda.org, Ukraine

Satan’s hand: Russian meddling behind Budapest’s metro chaos

— by Szabolcs Panyi, published by VSquare.org and Index.hu, Hungary

Behind the Walls of Silence

— by Till Krause and Hannes Grassegger, published by Süddeutsche Zeitung Magazin, Germany

The Malta Files

— by Craig Shaw, Zeynep Şentek (Initiators, TheBlackSea.eu), Rafael Buschmann (Initiator, Der Spiegel), published by EIC. Network,

Sex abuse scandal in French Catholic Church

— by Mathieu Martiniere, Daphné Gastaldi and Mathieu Périsse, published by Mediapart, France

The
Opinion
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The
Opinion
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The third shooting of the boy Petar from Konjic

— by Dragan Bursac, published by Al Jazeera Balkans, Bosnia and Herzegovina

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Opinion
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We, terror-helpers

— by Bastian Berbner, published by DIE ZEIT, Germany

Should media report differently in the wake of attacks? Think about it and join the discussion!

— by David Van Reybrouck, published by De Correspondent, Netherlands

Six articles about Brexit

— by John Harris, published by The Guardian, United Kingdom

Everyday sexism, sexual harassment and the need for a new feminism

— by Maria Louka, published by Insidestory.gr and Vimagazino, Greece

Attention! These images no longer have an emotional impact on you: the victim is stupid, hypocritical, vicious and slutty

— by Ruxandra Burcescu, published by Republica.ro, Romania

The
Special
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The
Special
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This crime only requires poverty, internet, and a distant buyer

— by Ida Nyegård Espersen, published by Jyllands-Posten, Denmark