‘Tax, Financial Secrecy and Investigative Journalism’

Posted on February 2 2010

I’m taking part in a session on 'Tax, Financial Secrecy and Investigative Journalism' on Wednesday 10th February, 6.30pm in Room 107, New Academic Building, London School of Economics, 54 Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, WC2A 3LJ. Nearest tube, Holborn.

The seminar inaugurates a series of events focused on Investigative Journalism and Law, promoted by Polis and the Centre for Investigative Journalism. The speakers are me and Michael Peel: Financial Times Legal correspondent; former West Africa correspondent, former Tax and Accountancy correspondent. The chair is Professor Gavin MacFadyen, director, Centre for Investigative Journalism; senior producer-director, in around 40 documentaries from the 1970s to present.

Non-LSE cardholders will need to be signed in at the New Academic Building reception.

Email nizar.manek@gmail.com with any queries.

Should be an interesting event.

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