Investigations aren’t just about uncovering facts — they’re about understanding systems, exposing patterns, and giving the public the clarity they deserve. At JAOC Investigations, our work sits at the intersection of journalism, regulatory analysis, and public‑interest advocacy. We don’t chase headlines. We build evidence.

The UK Government’s Use of Section 30: A Legal Shield or a Stonewall Against Transparency?

Rafael Viola's story, as told in *Stealing Lives*, is a powerful testament to resilience and courage. His book, co-authored with Countess Sigrid von Galen, exposes the systemic abuse within Catholic institutions and the Vatican's organized criminality). Viola bravely recounts his experiences of surviving five Catholic institutions, enduring terror, torture, and psychological abuse.

In recent years, a loophole in the police pension system has come to light, allowing officers to significantly boost their retirement income. This scheme, known as "retire and return," enables officers to retire, take a break for a month, and then return to their previous rank. This clever manoeuvre helps them avoid reductions to their pension or lump sum, effectively maximizing their retirement benefits.

In a world where misinformation often thrives, the act of exposing the truth is both commendable and crucial. Yet, those who dare to speak out often face significant backlash. From subtle embarrassment to outright claims of insanity, truth-tellers can find themselves under relentless scrutiny. This blog explores the challenges and strategies to navigate such turbulent waters.

Million Women March: A Stand Against Child Abuse

Denmark's strict immigration policies have recently made headlines with the implementation of a "zero refugee" policy. Since Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen came to power in 2019, Denmark has taken a firm stance on immigration, resulting in a significant decline in asylum admissions.