FranceLastništvo in razvrstitev
Ustanovljeno: 2017
Lastništvo
Prepovedane zgodbe je neprofitna mreža s sedežem v Parizu, ki jo je leta 2017 ustanovil francoski preiskovalni novinar Laurent Richard, ki služi kot izvršni direktor.
Financiranje
Financirajo jo filantropične donacije in fundacije, ne pa oglaševanje ali lastniki; med poročanimi podporniki so Fundacije za odprto družbo, Fordova fundacija, Luminate, Nacionalna zaklada za demokracijo, Adessiumova fundacija, Mozillajeva fundacija in drugi.
Pripadnost in usmeritev
Ni pod nadzorom stranke, države ali poslovnega lastnika; kot neodvisna neprofitna organizacija, ki jo vodijo novinarji, je INDEPENDENTNA.
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Dejstva
70/100
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Poročilo ZN, ki je prišlo v roke Forbidden Stories, razkriva obtožbe o spolnem izkoriščanju in nasilju, ki vključujejo tako mozambiško vojaško osebje kot delavce na projektu LNG v Cabo Delgadu v Mozambiku, ki ga vodi TotalEnergies.
Kampanja izginotkov: V notranjosti umorov, ugrabitv in nadzora kritičnih Mozambikovih vlad
Poročilo o domnevnih kršitvah človekovih pravic v Mozambiku po volitvah leta 2024, ki so navedle trditve, da je bilo več kot 400 podpornikov voditelja opozicije Mondlana prizadeto nasiljem, vključno z 55 smrtmi. Poročilo se nanaša na ugotovitve nevladne organizacije o tisočih zaporanih in ranjenih, skupaj z pritožbami, ki jih je vložila ekipa Mondlana, ki podrobno poročajo o zunajsodnih umorih, samovoljnih aretacijah in drugih kršitvah.
V Mozambiku režim novinarjem naloži zaskrbljenost
V članku je navedeno, da so v Mozambiku, zlasti v severni regiji Cabo Delgado, novinarji vedno bolj zaskrbljeni zaradi pomanjkanja odgovornosti in vse večjega zatiranja novinárov.
“These rapes and videos are a way to silence us”
The article describes the experience of a 33-year-old Afghan woman who lived under the previous government before the Taliban regained control in August 2021. She previously worked with international organizations promoting community development and women's rights, and she participated in public activities such as radio programs. After the Taliban takeover, she faced severe restrictions, including mandatory dress codes, the requirement to be accompanied by a male guardian, and a ban on women working in her organization. She received threatening calls from suspected Taliban members and observed arrests of her friends, leading her to flee her area for safety in Kabul.
Radio silence: An investigation into the governor of Kabul
The article discusses the deteriorating situation for journalists in Afghanistan under Taliban rule, focusing on Jawadi, the editor-in-chief of Radio Nasim. After being arrested multiple times, he was forced to shut down the radio station, which had been a prominent voice for progressive values such as women's rights and education. Since the Taliban took control in 2021, more than 75 journalists have been arrested, and hundreds have fled the country. Over 95% of women have left journalism due to repression, and even minor criticisms of the regime are heavily censored. Exiled journalists from countries like France, the U.S., and Canada continue to report on the Taliban through anonymous sources.
Ghost Journalists, Cash and Kremlin Scripts: How Russian Operatives Tried To Influence Argentinian Media
The article discusses allegations of Russian operatives attempting to influence Argentinian media through a network involving Russian citizens Lev Konstantinovich and Irina Iakovenko. These individuals are accused of financing operations, creating content, influencing NGOs, and gathering political intelligence to serve Russian interests. Argentine government spokesperson Manuel Adorni claimed that intelligence services uncovered this network, which reportedly left Argentina by November 2025. However, Konstantinovich denied these claims, stating there was no evidence supporting them. The article also notes that despite these alleged efforts, Argentina remained supportive of Ukraine and aligned with other right-leaning leaders in the region, such as Chile's President José Antonio Kast.
In the Sahel, journalists, activists and NGOs in the crosshairs of Russian agents from “The Company”
Forbidden Stories reports on alleged Russian intelligence operations targeting journalists, activists, and NGOs in the Sahel region through a covert organization referred to as 'The Company.' According to internal documents obtained by the outlet, 'The Company' has been working to influence political dynamics across multiple African nations, including Niger and Guinea. One of its targets is Tournons la Page (TLP), a civil society group promoting democratic transitions in Africa. TLP's Niger coordinator, Maikoul Zodi, criticized the 2023 military coup in Niger and warned against foreign interference, which appears to have drawn attention from Russian operatives. Additionally, the documents suggest that 'The Company' has used cultural figures like Guinean reggae artist Eli Kamano to promote pro-Sahel alliances such as the Alliance of Sahel States (AES). These efforts include organizing conferences and influencing local youth groups under the guise of fostering regional cooperation.
Maintaining friendly powers at all costs: The maneuvers of Russian influence agents in South Africa, Namibia and Madagascar
This article by Forbidden Stories reveals alleged covert activities by Russian influence agents in South Africa, Namibia, and Madagascar between 2019 and 2025. According to leaked documents, Russian operatives known as 'The Company'—linked to Russia's Foreign Intelligence Service—engaged in secret meetings with South African ANC officials, including Fikile Mbalula and his advisor Bongani Mbindwane. These interactions reportedly involved financial exchanges, support for pro-Russian candidates, and smear campaigns against opponents. In Namibia, similar tactics included producing fake materials to undermine the IPC party. In Madagascar, Russian-backed efforts aimed to pressure President Rajoelina to seek Russian assistance. The report highlights ongoing Russian influence through clandestine operations and strategic funding.
Oči Irana: Kako režim skrivno nadzira svoje državljane
V članku se razpravlja o uporabi napredne nadzorne tehnologije iranske vlade za spremljanje državljanov, zlasti med protesti, povezanimi s smrtjo Mahse Amini leta 2022. poudarja izkušnje dveh posameznikov, Arye in Mansura, na katere je vplivalo to spremljanje.
V propagandni enoti, ki jo je Rusija poslala v pomoč bolivijskemu predsedniku
Članek razkriva, da je ruska zunanja obveščevalna služba (SVR) preko svoje mreže "Družba" julija 2024 v Bolivijo napotila sedem operativcev, da bi podprli takratnega predsednika Luisa Arcea.
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