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Anuska Delic
Based in Slovenia, Anuška Delić is an investigative reporter and founder of Oštro, a non-profit center for investigative journalism in the Adriatic region. In 2021, Oštro established a sister center in Zagreb, Croatia, effectively creating a unique two-headed micro-regional entity dedicated to impactful investigations in the two neighboring countries and beyond.
She is a Balkans regional editor at OCCRP, and a member of ICIJ.
For a dozen years before establishing Oštro, she was a journalist with the national daily Delo. Among other issues, she investigated neo-Nazis in the ranks of the main right-wing party for which she was "awarded" with a criminal complaint by the Slovenian intelligence agency. She was acquitted but the process culminated in a change of the Criminal Code to conditionally allow the publication of state secrets in the public interest.
Events IJF 2025
Legal leaks: inspiring stories on the art of using access to information (FOI) laws
This panel will guide journalists through the art of using access to information (FOI) laws, with tips on how to integrate requests for documents into your research plan, how to draft requests, where ...
