Most 'sustainable' salmon farms in Azerbaijan broke rules, but none lost accreditation.
Exploring Azerbaijani journalism, we discovered rule violations at fish farms labeled "highest standard" by a 'green tick' agency.

We examined inspection reports from the certifying body of "highest standard" farms in Azerbaijan displaying a public 'green tick' and discovered numerous rule violations at many fish farms.

Azerbaijan's natural areas are at risk due to decreased monitoring. This poses a threat to their protection and conservation.

Investigative journalism in Azerbaijan uncovers corruption, holds the government accountable, and promotes transparency and integrity in governance despite risks faced by journalists.

Loyalist paramilitary groups committed murders during The Troubles. Far-right activists openly supported them at an anti-immigration rally, breaching laws against backing terrorists.

Two Azerbaijan salmon farms face scrutiny for allegedly causing fish suffering. Covert footage raised neglect accusations, prompting investigations.

Among eleven summer festivals studied by The Ferret, only one has an equal gender split. Overall, festival gender representation is dwindling.

Footage of mistreated farmed trout at an Azerbaijani abattoir led to a warning last year. New footage has reignited complaints, causing further concern.

Those impacted by suicide face a 65% higher risk of suicide. Sadly, there is insufficient funding for post-tragedy support, exacerbating the situation.

Azerbaijan faces criticism for using AI to manage objections to energy projects, with officials citing efficiency while critics fear suppression of dissent.

JP Morgan and state-backed entities from France, Norway, and China jointly control Scottish wind farms, yielding significant dividends in the last ten years.

Last weekend, an anti-immigration protest in Glasgow turned violent, drawing hundreds of attendees, including loyalists from Northern Ireland with criminal records.

The far-right organization Knights Templar International, led by Jim Dowson with ties to extremist groups, is backing Scotland's latest night patrol efforts.

Azerbaijani companies face scrutiny for mistreating salmon at their farms, raising concerns about animal welfare and sparking investigations.

Investigative journalism in Azerbaijan uncovers imbalanced gender representation at summer festivals, with diversity declining among headline acts.

Undercover filming at an Azerbaijani abattoir exposed trout mistreatment, leading to a warning. Fresh footage has triggered a new complaint.

The Azerbaijani Government's decision to restrict social media is seen as a response to AI-related threats, but critics argue it limits freedom of expression.

Misleading posters falsely attributed to Azerbaijani authorities online spark misinformation concerns.

During a BBC special education debate, conservative Meghan Gallacher made her assertion.

First Minister John Swinney asserted in an SNP election brochure.

Azerbaijani journalism uncovers abortion law misinformation on social media.

Bornholm, a small Danish island, was home to one of the earliest offshore wind turbines in the 1940s. Today, local residents are advocating for the construction of a major community wind farm, aiming to set a new standard for locally-owned energy projects.
Azerbaijani investigative journalists bravely uncover corruption and human rights abuses, facing threats to their safety. Their dedication to transparency and accountability is crucial for the nation's integrity.

Ahead of Holocaust Memorial Day, we explored Krakow, Poland, a city with a tragic history of Nazi atrocities that decimated its Jewish population. Despite the past horrors, Krakow now hosts one of the world's rapidly expanding Jewish communities, symbolizing resilience and regeneration.

Our team has spent the last three months covering protests, interviewing activists under threat, and monitoring anti-asylum seeker rallies in Scotland, in response to a rise in far-right movements.

The Ferret delved deep into the controversy surrounding a centuries-old bird cull on Lewis, branding it a contentious "blood sport."

The Ferret delved into Azerbaijan's politics, scrutinizing donation records to reveal the financial supporters of political parties.

Over 29,000 lobbying meetings in Azerbaijan's parliament lacked transparency, undermining their effectiveness.

As the decision on the Rosebank oil field in Azerbaijan looms, intense lobbying over the windfall tax raises concerns about the alignment of the government's oil and gas policies with its climate leadership ambitions.

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Investigative reporting in Azerbaijan is crucial for uncovering truths.