Investigative.
Independent.
Non-profit.
CORRECTIV is the first non-profit newsroom in the German-speaking region. We’re investigating injustice and abuses of power. We’re promoting media literacy and are implementing educational programs.
The Heartland Lobby
CORRECTIV undercover: An insight report into the machinery of the climate change denier-industry. How to get disinformation for money.
Grand Theft Europe
Fraudsters are every year robbing Europe’s citizens of 50 billion euros in tax money. A Europe-wide investigation by 63 journalists from 30 countries, coordinated by CORRECTIV.
The CumEx-Files
A group of bankers and lawyers have robbed Europe’s taxpayers of €55 billion. The #CumExFiles is a joint investigation by 19 European media from twelve countries, coordinated by CORRECTIV.
Ratzinger and the Pedophile Priest
How the Catholic Church covered up cases of sexual abuse to protect its higher ranks.
Rape in the fields
Harassed, insulted and raped – that is everyday for thousands of women working in tomato and strawberry fields of Spain, Italy and Morocco. The vegetables and fruits they harvest are sold in German supermarkets and all over Europe.
Frontex: watching the watchers
The agency is becoming more powerful than ever. Hardly anyone can control whether the agency respects basic rights of refugees. Whether or not it really tries to save lives at sea. Nonetheless, transparency activists try their best – in their very own way.
Quarterly Report
We focus on a transparent working method and disclose our financing in regular reports. The Quarterly Report 2/2019 is available for all interested parties on the occasion of our anniversary. This will give you a deeper insight into our work.
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Fact Checking
Fake news are threatening democracy. Our fact-checkers are investigating rumours and disinformation. (In German)
Local
Our network for collaborative local journalism helps investigations with particular local relevance. (In German)
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Our Turkish-language newsroom provides independent coverage of current affairs in Turkey.
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