1st Asian investigative journalism confab held in Manila

1st Asian investigative journalism confab held in Manila

MANILA, Philippines - Sheila Coronel, professor of professional practice in investigative journalism at Columbia University, delivers an opening address at the inaugural Asian Investigative Journalism Conference in Manila in this file photo taken on Nov. 23, 2014.

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