Investigative Journalism

Investigative Journalism is a form of journalism that seeks to uncover and expose hidden information, often related to issues of public interest, such as corruption, crime, and social injustices. This type of journalism involves extensive research, interviews, and analysis of documents and data. Investigative journalists often work on stories that require significant time and effort to produce, as they delve deeply into complex topics and seek to provide clarity and truth. Their work typically aims to hold powerful individuals, organizations, or institutions accountable and inform the public about important issues that may not be widely known or acknowledged. It plays a crucial role in promoting transparency and democracy by bringing to light abuses of power and systemic problems.