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Killing the journalist won't kill the story.

We are a collective, global and journalistic response to defeat impunity. #EndImpunity

Access to information is priceless. But our investigations, our independence have a price.

We need your support: https://t.co/4HmrfzgosL. pic.twitter.com/ulr7TQzYtw

— Forbidden Stories (@FbdnStories) November 2, 2022

Hiding beneath the surface of a “dream” real estate project in Morocco is a dark side.

Land grabbing, suspicions of insider trading, enrichment of the royal entourage: pursuing Omar Radi’s work, we investigated the Kingdom’s occult methods. The story:https://t.co/o6Z9ao8UF5

— Forbidden Stories (@FbdnStories) September 19, 2022

BREAKING: more than 30 new infections revealed in Thailand and Belgium exactly 1 year after the #PegasusProject.

To find the list of all #Pegasus victims and ALL the information on the spyware and NSO’s clients, check our new interactive map here:https://t.co/QUxAWtLFai
🧵1/7

— Forbidden Stories (@FbdnStories) July 18, 2022

We are thrilled to share with you our impact report from this past year!

2021 was an incredible adventure with #PegasusProject and #AmplifyRappler. Thank you all for supporting our mission!

👉 https://t.co/U73WB4YuBi pic.twitter.com/MabxrvbAr2

— Forbidden Stories (@FbdnStories) June 16, 2022

For the past several months, we have been working with threatened journalists around the world on a new way to defeat impunity for crimes against the press.

It has a name: the #SafeBoxNetwork. On #WorldPressFreedomDay, we are thrilled to introduce it to the world. #thread (1/12) pic.twitter.com/wkT3qNazbq

— Forbidden Stories (@FbdnStories) May 3, 2022

Killing the journalist won’t kill the story.

That’s the message the #SafeBoxNetwork intends to send to the enemies of the press. Join our panel at @UNESCO’s #WorldPressFreedomDay to discover this response to defeat impunity.

👉 Save your virtual seat: https://t.co/tLVzTXa80h pic.twitter.com/T22iuWzHbT

— Forbidden Stories (@FbdnStories) April 28, 2022

🇹🇬 Togolese journalist Ferdinand Ayité has recently been arrested and detained for comments made about two ministers.

His investigations embarrass the authorities. In 2018, he was selected for surveillance with the Pegasus spyware.

➡️ Discover his work: https://t.co/TfqSvPg2aj pic.twitter.com/dezTziEuLB

— Forbidden Stories (@FbdnStories) December 17, 2021

Yesterday, 18 US lawmakers asked the Treasury Department and State Department to sanction #Pegasus spyware maker NSO Group. They say the company facilitated the “disappearance, torture and murder of human rights activists and journalists.”#PegasusProjecthttps://t.co/M4Lxo1xtwt

— Forbidden Stories (@FbdnStories) December 15, 2021

Again and again. The no. of spyware victims continues to grow since the #PegasusProject.

Per our tally, at least 28 journalists were notified by Apple that they were potential targets of “state sponsored attackers” in El Salvador, Lebanon, Bahrain, Ghana, Uganda, & South Africa. pic.twitter.com/KNREmUigGl

— Forbidden Stories (@FbdnStories) November 25, 2021

🔴 BREAKING

Apple has just announced that it is filing a lawsuit against NSO Group – the company that sells Pegasus spyware. #PegasusProjecthttps://t.co/s7jgDCcBfP

— Forbidden Stories (@FbdnStories) November 23, 2021

The #PegasusProject was awarded one of the prestigious #RSFAwards2021 for its impact.

Last July, this collaborative investigation uncovered the global abuse of Pegasus spyware.

👉 What’s happened since then? WATCH how people, leaders and prosecutors have taken up the scandal. pic.twitter.com/DCoCcnth8z

— Forbidden Stories (@FbdnStories) November 18, 2021

Deeply proud the #PegasusProject was awarded for its ongoing impact!

Huge congrats to the more than 80 journalists that made this unprecedented collaborative investigation led by @Fbdn_stories possible and powerful, as well as to @AmnestyTech for its critical technical support. https://t.co/S6BJbM2lei

— Forbidden Stories (@FbdnStories) November 18, 2021

IMPACT | ⚠️ First arrest related to Pegasus spyware scandal since #PegasusProject revelations.

Mexican prosecutors announced they have arrested a man allegedly involved in illegally spying on a journalist’s phone, whose identity hasn’t been disclosed. https://t.co/JfI0zZdMHc

— Forbidden Stories (@FbdnStories) November 10, 2021

A forensic investigation by @FrontLineHRD, peer reviewed by @AmnestyTech & @citizenlab, has disclosed new information about Pegasus spyware and NSO Group – bringing additional light to #PegasusProject revelations.👇 https://t.co/B08XVBIEbe

— Forbidden Stories (@FbdnStories) November 8, 2021

🔴 BREAKING. Significant progress in Hungary regarding the #PegasusProject revelations. 👇 https://t.co/ddDg4eo3nC

— Forbidden Stories (@FbdnStories) November 4, 2021

🔴 #BREAKING
US Commerce Dept has added NSO Group to list for malicious cyber activities, saying their tools were used to “maliciously target government officials, journalists, businesspeople, activists, academics, and embassy workers.” #PegasusProject https://t.co/LHCuT4cvxs

— Forbidden Stories (@FbdnStories) November 3, 2021

Headlining a full track on journalist safety at #GIJC21, this panel assembles investigators, including @laurentrichard0, @kavithalankesh, @Jos_Bartman, @daddyhope, Roman Anin, and Deborah Nelson. They track down those behind attacks, spying, and harassment on the press. pic.twitter.com/4vsbgh2mPv

— Global Investigative Journalism Network (@gijn) November 2, 2021

🇮🇳 BREAKING. In the wake of the #PegasusProject revelations, the Indian Supreme Court sets up an independent expert committee to investigate the use of Pegasus spyware against journalists, opposition politicians and others.https://t.co/MuQwVSn206

— Forbidden Stories (@FbdnStories) October 27, 2021

What a symbol! Four years ago, @FbdnStories was born when Daphne Caruana Galizia was assassinated, pursuing and publishing her investigations worldwide.

🇪🇺 Today, @Europarl_EN presented the first prize that bears her name to the partners of the #PegasusProject. (1/9) #thread pic.twitter.com/cBvSIgn08P

— Forbidden Stories (@FbdnStories) October 14, 2021

🎖️ Tonight, late Mexican journalist Regina Martínez and the #CartelProject investigations will be awarded the prestigious #CabotPrize Special Citation by @columbiajourn!

Want to know more about Martínez’s fight for truth, that she paid with her life ? Read this thread 👇 pic.twitter.com/zRyHq0W6Fq

— Forbidden Stories (@FbdnStories) October 12, 2021

EVENT: How can news outlets battle crackdowns on investigative journalism? @DrewOCCRP joins #DXIFF w/@laurentrichard0 @FbdnStories, @mediadefence, @James__Harkin @cijournalism, @t1ffany4scale Tickets: https://t.co/F1fDrtctkq
“Hardball Season” Oct. 13 at 9:45 A.M. EDT pic.twitter.com/8rzv21JzBz

— Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (@OCCRP) October 12, 2021

Wow! This #NobelPeacePrize is a tremendous recognition for all reporters standing up against dictatorship and censorship. Congrats @mariaressa!

👇 Scroll down to discover her brave investigations that challenge the Philippine authorities. #NobelPrize https://t.co/o7rKWgnd1E

— Forbidden Stories (@FbdnStories) October 8, 2021

Proud to announce that the #PegasusProject has been given the 2021 @DIGawards Watchdog Award, rewarding the unprecedented investigation coordinated by Forbidden Stories with 16 media outlets & @AmnestyTech.
Congrats to all of those who worked on it! 🙌https://t.co/Y6H8bYnQTB

— Forbidden Stories (@FbdnStories) October 5, 2021

[EXClUSIF] Des investigations des services de l’État, après les révélations du consortium @FbdnStories, ont permis de détecter la « présence de marqueurs suspects » dans les téléphones de cinq ministres français. #Pegasus @Mediapart https://t.co/PF2ufcO0vq

— Edwy Plenel (@edwyplenel) September 23, 2021

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🔴 IMPACT

🇪🇺 The #PegasusProject revelations were at the agenda of today’s European Parliament plenary session. EU Commissioner for Justice @dreynders told MEPs that the EU must swiftly legislate to further protect the rights of journalists.https://t.co/wyMDvPSojV

— Forbidden Stories (@FbdnStories) September 15, 2021

“There should be no excuses for inaction.”
In a statement released yesterday on the #PegasusProject revelations, @UNHumanRights High Commissioner @mbachelet urged governments to implement a moratorium on the sale and transfer of surveillance technology.https://t.co/dtUsEDXrVX

— Forbidden Stories (@FbdnStories) September 15, 2021

Last week, Morocco’s highest court confirmed journalist Taoufik Bouachrine’s 15-year jail sentence.

The founder of the Akhbar Al-Yaoum daily and his wife were selected for surveillance with #Pegasus spyware, as well as several plaintiffs in his case after he was arrested in 2018

— Forbidden Stories (@FbdnStories) September 13, 2021

🟦 GERMANY | The Federal Criminal Police Office reportedly bought NSO’s Pegasus spyware, our #PegasusProject German partners reveal today.https://t.co/guasxGvUqm

— Forbidden Stories (@FbdnStories) September 7, 2021

Malta’s attorney general has called for a life sentence for the businessman Yorgen Fenech for allegedly masterminding the murder of Maltese investigative journalist #DaphneCaruanaGaliziahttps://t.co/WHaUX0yGfV https://t.co/iA70kOtN5u

— Forbidden Stories (@FbdnStories) August 19, 2021

Enormous: official confirmation of the allegations regarding Israeli hacking-for-hire company NSO Group’s involvement in targeted attacks on EU journalists.

If they will do it in France, they will do it anywhere. Shut them down—ban the exploit trade.https://t.co/gw2M9Je1nf

— Edward Snowden (@Snowden) August 3, 2021

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