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Welcome Reception | The Muckrakers | Keynote & Global Shining Light Award
GIJC19 in Hamburg, Germany kicks off with a welcome reception at the Hafencity Cruise Center.
At the plenary launch session, reporters, editors and researchers heard that, despite autocratic repression and global crackdowns, investigative journalism was growing.
Attendees attend a data session at the MS Stubnitz, a significant monument in the German ship-building and fishing history.
It seems journalists at GIJC19 were hungry for online research techniques and filled up the auditoriums until it was standing room only.
Work hard, play hard. Attendees took the time to chill and play ball in the midst of the intense conference.
Everyone let their hair down and boogied to the R&B tunes of GIJC's own band, The Muckrakers.
Before she could even start to speak, Maria Ressa received a standing ovation, which brought tears to her eyes. "An attack on one is an attack on all," she told the audience in her keynote speech at GIJC19.
Stories on Latin American corruption, extrajudicial killings in the Philippines, and state capture in South Africa won the eighth Global Shining Light Awards.
The GIJC19 organizing team got together for a photo to commemorate organizing the largest ever international gathering of investigative journalists.
GIJN's David Kaplan and Gabriela Manuli, as well as Netzwerk Recherche's Julia Stein and Günter Bartsch bid GIJC19 attendees farewell on the last day at Der Spiegel.
