Antonio Baquero
Based in Barcelona, Antonio Baquero joined OCCRP in 2020 and is an investigative editor covering Europe and beyond. Before that, he made his professional career at El Periódico Catalunya, where he served as a correspondent in North Africa, specializing in migration, as well as a war reporter in Kosovo, Afghanistan, and Iraq. As an investigative journalist, he received the […]
Philip Bauer
Philip Bauer is head of Austrian daily newspaper STANDARD’s Department of Sports. His article “Es gab Übergriffe von Trainern, Betreuern, Kollegen” (Assaults Were Committed by Trainers, Coaches and Colleagues) was awarded “Austria’s Story of the Year” at the 2018 Days of Journalism. In 2024, the contents were adapted to create the feature film “Persona Non Grata”. In […]
Nora Belghaus
Nora Belghaus was born in 1988 in Saarbrücken. She works as editor and reporter for German weekly wochentaz in Berlin and is in charge of the reading extracts in their societal section. She studied Social and Cultural Anthropology in Vienna and Berlin and received her journalistic training at the journalism school Reportageschule (formerly Reportageschule Zeitenspiegel). Her […]
Yavuz Baydar
Yavuz Baydar is the Editor-in-Chief of Ahval, a trilingual independent online news site and podcasts on Turkey. Since the attempted coup in 2016 he lives in exile in Europe. Beginning at Milliyet daily in 1999 as Turkey’s first news ombudsman Baydar worked as a reader representative until 2014. His work included reader complaints with content, and […]
Markus Beckedahl
Markus Beckedahl is the founder of netzpolitik.org, a medium for digital civil liberties and one of the biggest welfare orientated media in Germany. He is the co-founder of the re:publica conference, which is Europe’s leading festival regarding digital society.
Olivier van Beemen
Olivier van Beemen is an investigative journalist from Amsterdam and the author of the book Heineken in Africa: A Multinational Unleashed (London, Hurst 2019) and two other books. For his Heineken investigation, he won the Tegel, the most prestigious award in Dutch journalism, and got nominated for several other prizes. The book has been translated in English, […]
Francesco Bellina
Francesco Bellina (Trapani, 1989) is a photographer based in Palermo. His artistic work focuses mainly on contemporary socio-political issues with a particular focus on the topics of migration and climate issues. He attended the Law faculty in Palermo and simultaneously dedicated himself to photography. His works have been published on major international media such as The […]
Christoph Berger-Schauer
While Christoph Berger-Schauer is originally from Kirchdorf / Krems in Upper Austria, he now lives in Vienna. Co-founder and Head of Content for Austrian mountain bike magazine LINES. He is all about the biker’s lifestyle. A holiday without his bicycle is beyond his imagination. Grateful for the opportunity to help shape the local mountain bike scene, he spares no […]
Gianfranco Benincasa
Gianfranco Benincasa, 56, journalist for Rai Trento, correspondent and anchorman. For Rai Sport he has covered Olympic Games, World Championships and European Championships in various sports. He has a degree in contemporary history from the University of Bologna. Benincasa has been President of the Ordine dei Giornalisti del Trentino Alto Adige – the Trentino – […]
Claus Biegert
In 1973, journalist Claus Biegert (born in 1947) turned to the indigenous people of North America and to date has remained steadfast to them. In his work as author and film maker, he puts one spotlight on uranium, a radioactive ore that is mined globally—predominantly on the land of indigenous people and causes the destruction of their habitats that will […]
