Stefania Maurizi is an investigative journalist who writes for "il Fatto
Quotidiano," after working fourteen years for "L'Espresso" and "la
Repubblica." Among international journalists, she is the only one who has investigated all the secret WikiLeaks documents.
He published with Glenn Greenwald Edward Snowden's files on Italy and
revealed the confidential agreement between the U.S. government and the family of Giovanni Lo Porto, the Italian aid worker killed in Pakistan by a U.S. drone. He has won several journalism awards, including the Golden Dove from the Disarmament Archive.
His most recent book, "The Secret Power. Why They Still Want to Destroy Julian Assange and WikiLeaks," foreword by Ken Loach, Chiarelettere (now available in a fully updated version: "The Secret Power. Why They Still Want to Destroy Julian Assange and WikiLeaks") has been translated into English, French, Spanish, and German and has been awarded four prizes: the Alessandro Leogrande Prize for Investigative Journalism in Narrative Form 2022, the
European Award for Investigative and Judicial Journalism 2021, the Angelo Vassallo Prize 2022, and the Caravella del Mediterraneo Prize 2024.