Press Releases
Read all press releases from the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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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 -
CEO responds to latest news that Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe has been freed but faces a new court date
This Sunday, March 7, our colleague Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe should be flying home to be reunited with her family following her unlawful and inhumane five-year prison sentence. But instead of regaining her liberty and walking away from this appalling affront to justice, she remains held hostage.
7 March 2021 -
CEO responds to latest news that Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe has been freed but faces a new court date
This Sunday, March 7, our colleague Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe should be flying home to be reunited with her family following her unlawful and inhumane five-year prison sentence. But instead of regaining her liberty and walking away from this appalling affront to justice, she remains held hostage.
7 March 2021 -
Hewlett Packard Enterprise, ARMEDANGELS and Missing Link Trust amongst winners of global anti-slavery award
The Thomson Reuters Foundation names businesses, SMEs, NGOs, and journalists leading the way in the fight to end modern slavery and human trafficking
25 February 2021 -
Hewlett Packard Enterprise, ARMEDANGELS and Missing Link Trust amongst winners of global anti-slavery award
The Thomson Reuters Foundation names businesses, SMEs, NGOs, and journalists leading the way in the fight to end modern slavery and human trafficking
25 February 2021 -
Law firms champion pro bono amidst global health crisis
The Thomson Reuters Foundation publishes the 2020 TrustLaw Index of Pro Bono: a survey identifying global pro bono legal trends.
4 February 2021 -
Impact of COVID-19 on journalism in Global South and Emerging Economies revealed in new report
The Thomson Reuters Foundation publishes unique study combining frontline journalists’ voices with insights from industry leaders and media experts
14 January 2021 -
Impact of COVID-19 on journalists in Global South and Emerging Economies revealed in new report
The Thomson Reuters Foundation publishes unique study combining frontline journalists’ voices with insights from industry leaders and media experts
14 January 2021 -
Winners of global photo competition to spotlight human impact of COVID-19 announced
The Thomson Reuters Foundation and Omidyar Network revealed the winners of the ‘COVID-19: The Bigger Picture’ photo competition. The three winners were selected for their outstanding images capturing the untold consequences of COVID-19 on people’s lives and livelihoods.
16 December 2020
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Winners of global photo competition to spotlight human impact of COVID-19 announced
The Thomson Reuters Foundation and Omidyar Network revealed today the winners of the ‘COVID-19: The Bigger Picture’ photo competition
16 December 2020 -
Nobel Laureate Muhammad Yunus opens world-leading human rights forum hosted by Thomson Reuters Foundation
Conference hosts stellar speaker line-up to explore pandemic’s impact on socio-economic inequalities, media freedom and data rights – and the path to recovery
6 November 2020 -
CEO responds to news that Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe faces an additional charge
The Thomson Reuters Foundation utterly condemns the latest move by the Iranian authorities to prolong Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe’s inhumane and unjust ordeal. Our colleague is innocent and remains unlawfully held hostage for crimes she has not committed.
8 September 2020 -
Photojournalism Initiative Launched to Spotlight the Human Impact of the Pandemic
The Thomson Reuters Foundation has partnered with Omidyar Network to highlight the far-reaching and devastating repercussions of the COVID-19 crisis on the lives and livelihoods of millions of people.
10 August 2020 -
Photojournalism initiative launched to spotlight the human impact of the pandemic
The Thomson Reuters Foundation has partnered with Omidyar Network to highlight the far-reaching and devastating repercussions of the COVID-19 crisis on the lives and livelihoods of millions of people.
10 August 2020 -
Thomson Reuters Foundation launches Coronavirus Crisis Reporting Hub
In collaboration with the World Economic Forum, the hub will equip reporters in the Global South to cover the pandemic.
6 April 2020 -
CEO responds to news that Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe has been released on furlough
The Free Nazanin Campaign has confirmed that Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe has been released on furlough for two weeks from Evin Prison in Iran, where she has been illegally held since April 2016.
17 March 2020 -
Message from Thomson Reuters Foundation CEO Antonio Zappulla in response to the COVID-19 Pandemic
As the situation with the coronavirus (COVID-19) develops, we wanted to keep you updated as to the measures we are taking to ensure the delivery of our services, as much as is possible, whilst prioritising the health of our workers and partners.
16 March 2020 -
CEO joins call for UK Government to insist that Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe is tested for Coronavirus
The Free Nazanin Campaign confirmed today that it believes Nazanin has contracted Coronavirus inside Evin Prison, in large part due to the lack of hygiene materials made available to the prisoners.
29 February 2020 -
Aldi UK, HSBC UK and Delta Air Lines amongst winners of global anti-slavery award
The Thomson Reuters Foundation names businesses, SMEs, NGOs, and journalists leading the way in the fight to end forced labour and trafficking.
20 February 2020 -
Tina Tchen, Maria Ressa and Sinéad Burke amongst speakers headlining world-leading human rights Forum hosted by Thomson Reuters Foundation
Global human rights leaders – including Ferkat Jawdat, a Uighur activist, and Geum Hyok Kim, a young North Korean defector – will speak alongside representatives from Google, Facebook, Apple and Uber at the Thomson Reuters Foundation’s annual global human rights forum Trust Conference, held on November 13 and 14 in London.
5 November 2019 -
Canada tops global poll as best country for social entrepreneurs while Britain and US slump
Canada, Australia and France are the best countries to be a social entrepreneur, according to the results of a global perception poll conducted by the Thomson Reuters Foundation in partnership with Deutsche Bank’s Made for Good programme.
22 October 2019 -
Winners of 2019 Kurt Schork Memorial Awards in International Journalism announced
Three winners of awards that honour brave, yet often unrecognised journalists for their reporting on conflict, corruption and injustice are announced this week.
1 October 2019 -
Thomson Reuters Foundation and Nextlaw Referral Network partner to expand the world’s biggest legal pro bono network
TrustLaw, the Thomson Reuters Foundation’s global pro bono service, and Nextlaw Referral Network, the largest free legal referral network in the world, are announcing a new partnership to scale the practice of legal pro bono support for NGOs and social enterprises which are focused on creating social and environmental change.
19 September 2019 -
Thomson Reuters Foundation CEO calls on PM Johnson to prioritise securing Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe's release
We call on Prime Minister Boris Johnson to treat Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe’s case with the utmost urgency and seriousness, as her dire condition calls for.
23 July 2019 -
Thomson Reuters Foundation and University of Lincoln Announce New Master’s Degree in International Journalism
The University of Lincoln, UK, and the Thomson Reuters Foundation have announced the creation of a unique new Master’s degree course, starting this September*. The MA International Journalism course is an innovative new partnership designed to equip new generations of journalists to report impartially on critical global issues facing society today.
3 May 2019 -
Thomson Reuters Foundation awarded £400,000 from People’s Postcode Lottery
People's Postcode Lottery awarded the Thomson Reuters Foundation funding to expand its editorial team’s coverage of under-reported stories on modern slavery, access to land and property rights and LGBT+ issues.
1 May 2019 -
Statement from Thomson Reuters Foundation CEO Monique Villa to mark the three-year anniversary of Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe's imprisonment
It is so sad to have to mark the third anniversary of Nazanin’s brutal arrest in Tehran and her imprisonment. The treatment imposed by the Iranian authorities on our innocent colleague is nothing less than torture, psychological and physical. It has to cease.
2 April 2019 -
Land and property rights news platform receives renewed funding from Omidyar Network
The Thomson Reuters Foundation, the charity arm of the world’s largest news and information provider, announced today the renewal of a three-year funding commitment from Omidyar Network for PLACE, the innovative news platform dedicated to coverage of the under-reported issue of land and property rights launched in 2016.
11 March 2019 -
Statement from Thomson Reuters Foundation CEO Monique Villa in response to granting of diplomatic protection to Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe
We salute the decision of Foreign Secretary Hunt to grant Nazanin diplomatic protection. This is an important step that has not been used in the UK in 150 years. We especially welcome the Foreign Secretary’s strong assertion that the move “demonstrates to the whole world that Nazanin is innocent”.
8 March 2019 -
Thomson Reuters Foundation and The Mekong Club launch resource for financial institutions in Asia Pacific to combat modern slavery
Financial institutions, NGOs and law enforcement in Asia Pacific join forces against modern slavery.
12 February 2019 -
Monique Villa to step down as CEO of the Thomson Reuters Foundation, Antonio Zappulla announced as her successor
Monique Villa has announced she is to step down from the helm of the Thomson Reuters Foundation, a position she has held for 11 years. Antonio Zappulla has been appointed Chief Executive Officer by the Thomson Reuters Foundation’s Board of Trustees. Currently Chief Operating Officer of the Foundation, he will take up his new role when Monique leaves in April 2019.
17 January 2019 -
Statement from Thomson Reuters Foundation CEO in Response to Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe's Planned Hunger Strike
It is extremely shocking to see our colleague Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe going on hunger strike to protest at her inhumane treatment in Evin prison, at a time where her health is already at its poorest.
15 January 2019 -
Multi-million-pound project announced to fight child trafficking and forced labour in Africa
A four-year project aimed at eradicating some of the worst forms of child slavery in three African countries launches today, the International Day for the Abolition of Slavery (December 2nd).
4 December 2018 -
2018 Food Sustainability Media Award Winners Announced
Thomson Reuters Foundation and Barilla Center for Food and Nutrition announce winners of award recognising outstanding reporting of global food system challenges.
27 November 2018 -
Apple and Unilever win Stop Slavery Award
Thomson Reuters Foundation rewards businesses leading in global fight against forced labour at annual Trust Conference in London.
14 November 2018 -
Survivors of modern slavery share powerful stories of forced labour and orphanage trafficking as hundreds to attend Trust Conference
The Thomson Reuters Foundation will welcome slavery survivors, global human rights leaders and anti-trafficking experts presenting innovative ways to address the issue at its annual Trust Conference, held this year at the Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre, London.
9 November 2018 -
Antonio Zappulla ranked #1 Public Sector Executive by Financial Times’ OUTstanding list
Antonio Zappulla, Chief Operating Officer of the Thomson Reuters Foundation, is today named the number one public/third sector executive in a global ranking of LGBT+ role models, in recognition of his work to drive LGBT+ inclusion.
25 October 2018 -
2018 Food Sustainability Media Award Finalists Announced
Thomson Reuters Foundation and Barilla Center for Food and Nutrition announce finalists for award recognising outstanding reporting on global food challenges
15 October 2018 -
Apple, Unilever and Thai Union among shortlisted candidates for The Stop Slavery Award
Thomson Reuters Foundation names six businesses leading the way worldwide in efforts to fight forced labour.
4 October 2018 -
Thomson Reuters Foundation Launches 'Openly', Global LGBT+ News Platform
The Thomson Reuters Foundation announces today the expansion of its under-reported human rights news coverage with the launch of a dedicated LGBT+ digital news platform.
18 September 2018 -
Thomson Reuters Foundation Kicks Off Training for New Generation of Young Arab Media Leaders
The Thomson Reuters Foundation, the charitable arm of the world’s largest news and information provider, will be continuing its participation in an initiative launched in 2017 to train 90 young Arab media professionals and influencers from across 16 Arab states.
13 September 2018 -
Thomson Reuters Foundation launches Stop Slavery Hub
Initiative makes the Thomson Reuters Foundation the world’s biggest source for modern slavery and human trafficking news.
13 September 2018 -
New Director Announced for the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism, University of Oxford
Professor Rasmus Kleis Nielsen has been appointed Director of the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism, Alan Rusbridger, Chair of the Institute’s Steering Committee, announced today.
7 September 2018 -
Statement from Monique Villa in Response to Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe's Temporary Release on Furlough
We are delighted to hear the news of Nazanin’s temporary release from Evin prison, after more than two and a half years in detention, including eight months of total isolation.
23 August 2018 -
Statement from Monique Villa in Response to the Latest News on Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe
The latest injustice to fall upon Nazanin, who now learns that the temporary release she was promised has been withdrawn, forces me to call upon the new Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt to act immediately before her health fails completely.
23 July 2018 -
Thomson Reuters Foundation launches resource to help financial institutions tackle human trafficking
The Thomson Reuters Foundation launched today a powerful new Toolkit designed to help financial institutions fight human trafficking using data.
19 July 2018 -
Statement from Monique Villa on Renewed Charges Against Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe
The renewed charges against our colleague Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, who has been kept hostage in Iran and separated from her family since April 2016, are a mockery that prolongs the ordeal she has been subjected to since day one.
21 May 2018 -
Thomson Reuters Foundation, UNICEF and IIMC launch Critical Appraisal Skills online course for Health Journalists
UNICEF launched an online version of the ‘Critical Appraisal Skills’ (CAS) course for health journalists. This course is conceptualised in collaboration with Thomson Reuters Foundation, Indian Institute of Mass Communication and Oxford University.
25 April 2018 -
Statement from Thomson Reuters Foundation CEO Monique Villa in response to the latest news on Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe
Thomson Reuters Foundation CEO Monique Villa calls on Boris Johnson to act after Nazanin was told her continued imprisonment is because of an ongoing dispute between the British and Iranian Governments.
22 February 2018 -
Sale of Financial & Risk business not to affect Thomson Reuters Foundation
The Thomson Reuters Foundation is not affected in any way by this transaction. We are a 100% separate legal entity and our work goes on uninterrupted.
31 January 2018 -
Thomson Reuters Foundation adds Citiscope to expand coverage of urban development
The Thomson Reuters Foundation today announced the expansion of its property rights coverage with the addition of Citiscope, an online platform created to help cities work better for all people through the power of independent journalism.
17 January 2018 -
Call for media professionals and emerging talent to enter Food Sustainability Media Award
Win €10,000 and have your work published worldwide.
15 January 2018 -
Food Sustainability Media Award Winners Announced
The Thomson Reuters Foundation and the Barilla Center for Food and Nutrition (BCFN) Foundation unveiled the winners of the 2017 Food Sustainability Media Award today.
4 December 2017 -
adidas, Co-op, Intel and C&A win Stop Slavery Award
Thomson Reuters Foundation confers prestigious award to businesses leading the way in global fight against forced labour.
15 November 2017 -
Thomson Reuters Foundation to Train Young Arab Media Leaders in First-Of-Its-Kind Initiative
The Thomson Reuters Foundation, the charitable arm of the world’s largest news and information provider, announced today its participation in a first-of-its-kind initiative to train 100 young Arab media professionals and influencers from across 19 Arab states.
14 November 2017 -
Statement from Thomson Reuters Foundation CEO Monique Villa in Response to the Report about Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe on Iranian State TV Last Night
Following the broadcast on Iranian State TV Evening News in which several accusations are made against Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe and the Thomson Reuters Foundation, I would like to re-establish a few facts.
9 November 2017 -
Statement from Thomson Reuters Foundation CEO Monique Villa in Response to the Latest News from the British Foreign Office on Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe
We welcome UK Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson’s clarification of his comments about our colleague Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, in which he accepts he ‘could have been clearer’ about her work at the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
7 November 2017 -
Thomson Reuters Foundation To Host Global Human Rights Conference in London
The Thomson Reuters Foundation, the philanthropic arm of the world’s biggest news and information provider, will welcome global human rights and anti-trafficking leaders at its annual Trust Conference, held this year at the Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre, London on November 15 and 16.
7 November 2017 -
Statement from Thomson Reuters Foundation CEO Monique Villa on New Threat of Double Sentence for Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe
Thomson Reuters Foundation CEO Monique Villa urges Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson to immediately correct the serious mistake he made at the Foreign Affairs Committee in Parliament. Nazanin was not 'training journalists in Iran'.
6 November 2017 -
Statement from Monique Villa on UK Foreign Secretary's Condemnation of Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe's Treatment
Today, we welcome the Foreign Secretary’s condemnation of Nazanin’s treatment. This statement is long due. Nazanin has been imprisoned unjustly for 19 months undergoing immense physical and psychological pain.
2 November 2017 -
Thomson Reuters Foundation COO Antonio Zappulla named as LGBT+ leader in prestigious global FT Index
Antonio Zappulla, Chief Operating Officer of the Thomson Reuters Foundation, is today named as a leading executive in a global ranking of LGBT role models, in recognition of his efforts in driving diversity and inclusion.
26 October 2017 -
Food Sustainability Media Award Finalists Announced
Thomson Reuters Foundation and Barilla Center for Food and Nutrition reveal finalists for award recognising talent in reporting on global food system challenges.
24 October 2017 -
Cairo tops poll on world’s most dangerous megacities for women, London ranks best overall
First-of-its-kind survey asks experts to name best and worst megacities for women.
16 October 2017 -
Statement from Monique Villa on New Charges Against Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe
Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, our colleague at the Thomson Reuters Foundation who has been a political hostage in Iran for 554 days, was subjected yesterday to another mockery of justice by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard who have re-opened her case and added three new charges that carry an additional 16 years in jail.
9 October 2017 -
Winners of 2017 Kurt Schork Memorial Awards Announced
The winners of an award to honour some of the most courageous yet least recognised journalists around the world were announced today, alongside an inaugural award for news fixers.
4 October 2017 -
Thomson Reuters Foundation joins forces with Deutsche Bank to launch news coverage of social enterprise sector
Thomson Reuters Foundation joins forces with Deutsche Bank to launch news coverage of social enterprise sector, a fast-growing industry where returns are generated by products and solutions that have a social impact.
29 September 2017 -
Adidas, Walmart and Nestlé among shortlisted candidates for the Stop Slavery Award
Thomson Reuters Foundation names 15 businesses in high-profile initiative recognising global fight against forced labour.
21 September 2017 -
Reaction from Thomson Reuters Foundation CEO to the death of Jennifer Kempton
Jennifer was a slavery survivor, founder of Survivor's Ink and Trust Conference / America Forum speaker.
22 May 2017 -
Thomson Reuters Foundation launches European Bankers Alliance to tackle human trafficking with financial data
Financial institutions and NGOs are joining forces to fight human trafficking.
2 May 2017 -
Utah and Arkansas First U.S. States To Enact Legislation Criminalizing Cyber Sexual Extortion (“Sextortion”)
The Arkansas statute became law last Wednesday, following closely after Utah’s legislation, which was signed by the governor on March 25.
4 April 2017 -
Statement from Thomson Reuters Foundation CEO
In Response to the Sentencing of Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe to 5 Years' Imprisonment
24 March 2017 -
Introducing the Action Circle
Thomson Reuters Foundation launches a strategic philanthropic network for global impact
21 March 2017 -
Statement from Thomson Reuters Foundation CEO
In Response to the Upholding by the Appeal Court of Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe's 5 Year Sentence
22 January 2017 -
Thomson Reuters Foundation & BCFN Launch Food Sustainability Media Award
Win €10,000 and have your work published worldwide Call for media professionals and emerging talent to enter Food Sustainability Media Award.
9 January 2017 -
Thomson Reuters Foundation and BCFN Announce Food Sustainability Media Award
First award of its kind highlighting food paradoxes and recognising journalists and emerging talent in the field
6 December 2016 -
YouTube stars bring hard-hitting social issues to millennials with Thomson Reuters Foundation
New partnership between YouTube For Good and Thomson Reuters Foundation takes Trust Women to a new audience
28 November 2016 -
Statement from Thomson Reuters Foundation CEO
In Response to Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe's Hunger Strike
20 November 2016 -
Apple, Tesco among shortlisted candidates for Stop Slavery Award
Thomson Reuters Foundation names 10 businesses in high profile initiative recognizing global fight against forced labour
18 October 2016 -
Statement from Thomson Reuters Foundation CEO
In Response to the United Nations' Call for the Immediate Release of Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe
7 October 2016 -
Statement from Thomson Reuters Foundation CEO
In Response to the Accusations Towards Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, Detained in Iran
9 August 2016 -
Statement from Thomson Reuters Foundation CEO
In Response to the Announcement that Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe will be tried in Iran
2 August 2016 -
Statement from Thomson Reuters Foundation CEO
With Regard to Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, Detained in Iran
11 July 2016 -
Statement from Thomson Reuters Foundation CEO
In Response to Accusations Towards Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, Detained in Iran
15 June 2016 -
Putting land and property rights on global news agenda
Thomson Reuters Foundation launches Place, an innovative platform to boost coverage of land and property rights worldwide.
16 May 2016 -
Statement From Thomson Reuters Foundation CEO
In Response To The Detention Of Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe In Iran
9 May 2016 -
Alan Rusbridger to Chair Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism
Alan Rusbridger has been appointed Chair of the Institute Steering Committee at The Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism at the University of Oxford (RISJ).
26 April 2016 -
Thomson Reuters Foundation Launches Stop Slavery Award
High-profile initiative aimed at engaging business in the fight against forced labour.
4 April 2016 -
New initiative fights forced labour and trafficking
Foundation launches new initiative aimed at raising awareness of trafficking and forced labour across South Asia.
24 February 2016 -
Trust Women Conference 17-18 November in London
Global thought leaders to convene at annual event focused on women's socio-economic empowerment and fight against human trafficking.
3 November 2015 -
Thomson Reuters Foundation Unveils Independent News Service in Myanmar
New portal dedicated to supporting free and independent journalism in Myanmar ahead of the countryду»s first general elections in November.
6 August 2015 -
Innovative Handbook Highlights International Laws Protecting Journalistsду» Rights to Freedom of Speech
An innovative handbook published today aims to become the ultimate tool for journalists and bloggers worldwide seeking guidance on the international legal framework protecting their rights to freedom of expression.
26 June 2015 -
Thomson Reuters Foundation Launches European Financial Working Group against Human Trafficking
The Foundation hosted a high-level roundtable with representatives from some of the world's leading financial institutions to discuss ways to collaborate in the fight against human trafficking and modern day slavery.
9 June 2015 -
Financial Times Named Headline Media Partner at Trust Women Conference
As headline media partner, the FT will support Trust Women through a number of marketing initiatives around the event.
3 June 2015 -
Lawyers Donated Two Million Hours in Free Legal Assistance in 2014
The 2015 TrustLaw Index of Pro Bono has been released by the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
28 May 2015 -
Thomson Reuters and Thomson Reuters Foundation Launch Regional Event to Tackle Human Trafficking Across Asia
The first Trust Forum Asia will take place at the Asia Society Hong Kong Center on June 17.
21 May 2015 -
Report Identifies Legal Strategies to Drive the Fight against Modern Slavery in India
We've teamed up with the Freedom Fund to launch a new report to drive action against modern slavery in India.
27 April 2015 -
Foundation launches new innovative training programme in 33 countries
Ahead of two landmark United Nations Summits taking place later this year, weду»ve teamed up with the United Nations Foundation to train over 500 journalists, government and NGO leaders to better understand the complex issues surrounding the next set of UN global development goals. Read more about this new partnership.
23 April 2015 -
Withdrawal of story “Out of the shadows: New York immigrants fear raids as city retains ID card records”
The Thomson Reuters Foundation has today withdrawn the story “Out of the shadows: New York immigrants fear raids as city retains ID card records” after it was brought to editors’ attention that certain phrases in the story resembled those used in a story by Frank G. Runyeon in the ‘City and State’ publication.
14 December 2017
