Latest Foundation News
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Online training in reporting on human trafficking and forced labour in India held with support from Laudes Foundation
From 4-8 May, 2021, the Thomson Reuters Foundation (TRF) – with support from Laudes Foundation – held an online training for a select group of Indian journalists. The programme offered journalists an opportunity to build expertise in reporting on human trafficking and forced labour in India – with an emphasis on producing high-impact stories for widespread dissemination, as well as the ethics of reporting on modern slavery. Below is a reflection from one of the participants following their completion of the programme.
30 June 2021 -
Thomson Reuters Foundation announces new Editor-in-Chief to lead global news team
The Thomson Reuters Foundation has appointed Yasir Khan as Editor-in-Chief to lead its team of award-winning reporters and oversee the digital transformation of its news offering.
14 June 2021 -
Foundation and partners launch new website housing resources to support the fight against the worst forms of child labour
The Partnership Against Child Exploitation (PACE) – an international consortium comprising the Thomson Reuters Foundation and five other partners – is proud to launch its new website, housing a range of data-driven insights and resources designed to inform, support and empower those working to tackle the worst forms of child labour.
11 June 2021 -
ESG Working Group launches a white paper to highlight the importance of social factors in sustainable finance
Together with partners, the Thomson Reuters Foundation, has produced a white paper emphasising the importance of the social dimension of ESG investment criteria for investors and addressing some of these challenges
27 May 2021
Latest Press Releases
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Thomson Reuters Foundation announces new Editor-in-Chief to lead global news team
The Thomson Reuters Foundation has appointed Yasir Khan as Editor-in-Chief to lead its team of award-winning reporters and oversee the digital transformation of its news offering.
14 June 2021 -
CEO responds to Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe's additional prison sentence
The new sentence against Nazanin defies comprehension, lawful process, justice and basic humanity. Our colleague has been accused – yet again – of spreading propaganda against the Iranian regime, accusations for which she was already tried in 2016, and for which she served a five-year prison sentence.
26 April 2021 -
CEO responds to news of Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe's court appearance
On Mother’s Day in the UK, Nazanin should have been reunited with her young daughter, whom she desperately misses. Instead, this latest trial and delayed outcome is a deliberate move to prolong her ordeal and her suffering.
14 March 2021 -
CEO responds to news of Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe's court appearance
Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe’s five-year trauma should have come to an end last week. On Mother’s Day in the UK, she should have been reunited with her young daughter, whom she desperately misses. Instead, this latest trial and delayed outcome is a deliberate move to prolong her ordeal and her suffering.
14 March 2021
