Caribbean Investigative Journalism Network - Producing …
Producing Groundbreaking Investigative Journalism. CIJN Staff Writers | July 26, 2024. There are mixed official and industry messages in a selection of Caribbean countries, but CIJN investigations have unearthed, at minimum, signs that the regional fisheries sector is currently confronting a variety of potentially disastrous challenges – both natural and human.
St. Lucia Citizenship by Investment - Caribbean Investigative ...
May 20, 2022 · Learn how St. Lucia launched its CIP in 2015 and how it competes with other Caribbean islands in the market. Find out about the fees, options, due diligence and transparency of the program.
About CIJN - Caribbean Investigative Journalism Network
Acting in the public interest, the Caribbean Investigative Journalism Network is the region’s premier journalism organisation devoted to holding governments, corporations and other institutions accountable. Founded in 2018, CIJN produces groundbreaking storytelling about issues of ultimate importance to the Caribbean, including climate change, human trafficking, transnational drug networks ...
Venezuela: Where Life is Chaos - Caribbean Investigative …
The Caribbean Investigative Journalism Network is the region’s premier investigative journalism organisation producing engaging stories for multiple platforms.
St. Kitts & Nevis - Caribbean Investigative Journalism Network
May 22, 2022 · The Citizenship By Investment Programme (CBI) of St. Kitts and Nevis seems shrouded in a troubling combination of secrecy, a lack of transparency and financial accountability. The existing reporting by the government itself indicates the Commonwealth nation relies on its CBI programme for a large portion of its total revenue. Based on the Auditor General’s report of 2020, as much as 40% of ...
Prison - a Destination for Young Men? - Caribbean Investigative ...
Apr 16, 2023 · CIJN is a platform for journalists to report on social issues in the Caribbean. Read about the challenges and solutions for young men in Telescope, a community in St Andrew, Jamaica.
Climate Justice in the Caribbean – Facing the Reality
"1.5 to Stay Alive" signals the call for urgent action. Small developing countries are at high risk as the uncertainty of the future looms. A region's people, culture and way of life are at stake. This series supported by Open Society Foundations.
Stories by Topic - Caribbean Investigative Journalism Network
The Caribbean Investigative Journalism Network is the region’s premier investigative journalism organisation producing engaging stories for multiple platforms.
On a High - Caribbean Investigative Journalism Network
Sep 21, 2023 · It's a sacrament. It's sacred. It's how we communicate with our ancestors. Genesis 1:29 says the earth brought forth grass and herb-bearing seed, and the Lord saw that it was good. I don't see how men could see that it is not,” said Ras I’an, a Rastafarian Priest. He drapes a hand-crochet prayer scarf, clutches a Rastafarian flag bearing the lion of Judah and enters the Mount Carmel ...
Series: Climate and Health - Caribbean Investigative Journalism …
As the world monitors the global thermometer, 1.5 to stay alive is more crucial than ever. There is a direct correlation between climate and health which is escalating.