Investigations
Just like her coverage of conflicts Juliana’s investigations have taken her off the beaten track. In 2006 her interest was stoked in Kyrgyzstan when she read that three heads of the Olympic committee were murdered and led to an exposure of mafia involvement in the sporting world which went all the way to the top of politics.
Shortly later and posing as a tourist Juliana gained rare access to Turkmenistan and explored the cult of its secretive leader Turkmenbashi and in Aceh she followed the trail of embezzled Tsunami relief funds.
In 2009 she went to Papua New Guinea to shed light on a scandal involving faked carbon offset certificates which pitched a controversial carbon trader against the powerful and corrupt logging industry.
More recently Juliana undertook an investigation into illegal fishing in Sierra Leone which led to the arrest and fin of two South Korean trawlers. In the same year she returned to Nigeria for a special two-part investigation into the trafficking of women into the sex trade which became a finalist in the Ilaria Alpi Awards 2012.
Staying with the theme of corruption and conflict around natural resources Juliana returned to the Niger Delta to investigate the causes of environmental pollution and oil bunkering.
Given the terrible impact of Brazil’s mining dam why are politicians so reluctant to introduce new safety legislation.
An investigation into the sinister impact of a secret cyber war on the Syrian civil war.’s poorest people.
A ground-breaking web game in which players learn how to expose the multi-million dollar illegal fishing trade affecting West Africa’s poorest people.
An exclusive investigation into the role of the British government in the renditions and torture of two Libyans at the hands of Gaddafi’s security forces.
An investigation into illegal human organ trading in Kosovo, Turkey and Israel, and the challenges facing law enforcers.
An undercover investigation reveals how ‘voluntourism’ could be fuelling the exploitation of Cambodian children.
An investigation into the multi-million dollar illegal fishing trade in the seas off Sierra Leone.
Investigating the plight of African women caught up in a web of organised crime, prostitution and human trafficking
One year after it was announced – can the amnesty of the militants in the Niger Delta bring lasting peace?
PAPUA NEW GUINEA: CULT OF THE CARBON COWBOYS
An investigation into the sale of fake carbon offset certificates being sold in Papua New Guinea
PERU: NOTHING PERSONAL
An investigation revealing a forced sterilization campaign of Peru’s Indian population carried out by the Fujimori government