Anna Babinets Bio, Age, Husband, Journalist, Awards and Salary

Anna Babinets Biography

 Anna Babinets is a reporter for and co-founder of the independent investigative agency Slidstvo.Info based in Kyiv, Ukraine. She has been working as a regional OCCRP editor since 2015. Anna specializes in corruption in the Ukrainian Army, the security sector and the gas and oil market.

Anna Babinets Age

As of 2019, Anna is 35 years old. Anna Volodymyrivna Babinets was born on. 12 June 1984 in Ukraine. She celebrates her birthday in the month of June 12th every year. she is of Ukraine nationality.

Anna Babinets Married

Anna is a very private person when it comes to her personal life, not much details have been given about her except that she is married happily to Roman Vintov who heads the socio-political direction at the Suspilne. He worked at the TV and radio company Lux and in the newsroom of the channel K1.

Vintoniv was a reporter of Details of the Week on Inter. Then Ukrainian BBC, ZIK, Breakfast with 1 + 1. Besides, Vintoniv worked as an editor-in-chief in talk-show Ukraine Speaks. In 2012, he appeared as a Canadian journalist Michael Schur. In 2017 he received the Alexander Kryvenko Award for Progress in Journalism.

Anna Babinets Journalist

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Anna Babinets is a journalist from Kiev (Ukraine) specializing in issues of security and defence.She has been working as a regional OCCRP editor since 2015. Anna specializes in corruption in the Ukrainian Army, security sector and the gas and oil market. Between 2013 and 2014, she published a series of stories about young Ukrainian billionaire Serhiy Kurchenko, who controlled the gas and oil market in Ukraine.

Anna has won many Ukrainian and European Awards such as those from the Fundację Reporterów and the South East Europe Media Organisation. She is also a member of the YanukovychLeaks team (2014). Anna filmed a documentary about the work on YanukovychLeaks titled Newsroom Mezhyhirya. The YanukovychLeaks team won a Global Shining Light Award by Global Investigative Journalist Network in 2015.

Anna Babinets Award Winner

Anna was among the journalist’s women who won The IWMF’s Lifetime Achievement Award in 2019. This year’s winners include Ukrainian journalists Anna Babinets of SLIDSTVO.INFO and Nastya Stanko of Hromadske;

Anna Nimiriano of The Juba Monitor; Nicaraguan journalist Lucía Pineda of 100% Noticias who was recently released from prison; and, Liz Sly, the Beirut bureau chief for The Washington Post. The IWMF’s Lifetime Achievement Award will go to the founders of the IWMF, marking the organization’s 30th anniversary.

Anna Babinets Panama paper

Anna Babinets is a journalist of Slidstvo.Info. She participated in the Panama Papers project of the International Journalistic Inquiry Consortium OCCRP, which received the Pulitzer Prize in 2017 in the category of Investigative Journalism.

Babinets worked in the Ukrainian Week, in the program Znak Oklyku on TVi channel, as well as on Hromadske Television. She is the finalist of the Honor of the Profession Competition in 2013 for The Best Journalist Investigation. Babinets has publications in Kyiv Post, LB.ua, Ukrainian Week, Polit.ru, Mirror of the Week, and others.Slidstvo.Info (OCCRP), Ukrainean

Anna Babinets Abc News

Ukrainian investigative reporters Anna Babinets and Nastya Stanko spoke to ABC News in the latest episode of the podcast “The Investigation” about their shared fear and frustration in reporting from their home country and distrust of President Donald Trump.

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“The Investigation” co-hosts Chris Vlasto and John Santucci interviewed the two journalists who are recipients of the 2019 International Women’s Media Foundation (IWMF) Courage in Journalism award.

Babinets, 35, a reporter for Ukrainian investigative non-profit Slidstvo and Stanko, 33, a reporter for independent media channel Hromadske were both recently honored at receptions in Washington, D.C., Los Angeles and New York City.

When asked to reflect upon receiving the prestigious IWMF’s Courage in Journalism award, Babinets said with a slight pause and a gentle laugh, “We suspect that this is because we are brave”.

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