Zeynep is an award-winning Turkish journalist working for The Black Sea on investigations on human rights, workers' rights, corruption, and the environment.
She holds an MA in Conflict, Security and Development from the University of Sussex in the UK, and has a PhD in political science from Heidelberg University in Germany.
She is the Chair of The Black Sea Foundation.
Stories by Zeynep Şentek:
- Shipbroken: EU inspectors ignore lethal practices at Turkish shipyards
- Black Trail
- Jailed Congolese opposition leader “unreachable” since being forced to undergo medical treatment in Turkey
- MPs ask Parliament to investigate the Asbestos Hill
- Asbestos Hill: a cover-up
- Zehir Vadisi
- Dilovası’nda Asbestli Atık Tepesi
- The Toxic Valley
- Türkiye Futbol Federasyonu lisanssız menajerlere ödenen 4 milyon avroya göz yumdu
- Turkish Football Federation admits knowledge of €4 million payments with unregistered agents
- Mendes bağlantılı fonun Beşiktaş’taki transfer oyunları
- The Fund Always Wins
- Ahmet Bulut’un transferlerdeki gizli rolü ve 5.5 milyon avroluk offshore macerası
- Hidden hand, hidden cash: Turkish agent’s multi-million offshore hideaways
- Mendes’in Beşiktaş kıskacı
- Football titan Jorge Mendes cashed in €6 million from dodgy Beşiktaş deals
- UEFA dört Rus devlet takımının “finansal doping” yapmasını örtbas etti
- UEFA hid financial doping at Russian state football clubs
- Gizli plan: Avrupa Süper Ligi
- Hileli Oyun
- Unfair Deal
- Football Leaks nedir?
- What is Football Leaks?
- Ending Hope: The Last Trial of Gezi
- Erdoğan: Faith and Fury
- Kağıttan Zafer
- Secret EU docs show conflict over EU-Turkey refugee deal
- Sızan AB belgeleri Türkiye mülteci anlaşması fonları üzerindeki anlaşmazlığı ortaya çıkarıyor
- Raw Deal
- No Way Out
- Duvarın Ardında
- Türkiye, Kürdistan’ın bağımsızlığına giden yolu nasıl açtı
- Turkey energy deals helped open door to Kurdish independence
- Turkish Prime Minister family’s secret offshore mosque donation
- Yıldırım Ailesinin Yeni Gemileri ve Offshore Serveti
- Family business of Turkey Prime Minister heads offshore
- Turkish President Erdoğan’s son-in-law in off-shore tax scheme
- Çalık Holding’in Offshore Planı ve Albayrak’ın Varlık Barışı
- About the Malta Files
- Malta Files hakkında
- Syrian child refugees in Turkey work in fields for slave wages
- Football Leaks’ten çıkan Kazak-Türk aile, mafya bağlantıları ve ‘gangster kapitalizm’ [1. Bölüm]
- ‘Bu işten kazanılacak milyarlar var’: Doyen’in Türkiye bağlantıları ve enerji anlaşmaları [4. Bölüm]
- Boğaz’a nazır: Doyen’in Türkiye şirketleri ve bağlantıları [3. Bölüm]
- Türkiye'deki gizli ortaklıklar, Rus mafyası ve bir devlet başkanı [2. Bölüm]
- The Football Leaks Family 2: Hidden partnerships, the family mafia and a future U.S. President
- The Football Leaks family 4: Meet the President
- World leaders, mobsters, smog and mirrors
- The Football Leaks family 3: Business by the Bosphorus
- Kazakh moguls, the pal of Donald Trump, teen models, and the yacht of the father of the Turks
- Offshore accounts, secret deals: inside the world of Ahmet Bulut
- Offshore hesaplar, gizli anlaşmalar: Ahmet Bulut’un dünyası
- Cosmetic giant Avon workers fired after challenging bosses on grim conditions
- Revealed: Turkey's massive global mega-mosque plan
- European development bank ensnared in Turkish labor abuse row at Fiat and Ford factories
- Fiat ve Ford fabrikalarındaki metal işçilerinden Avrupa İmar ve Kalkınma Bankası’na şikâyet
- Children victims of Turkey’s war on workers
- Kids killed for cheap Turkish produce in EU supermarkets
- Türkiye'nin işçilere açtığı savaşın çocuk kurbanları
- Avrupa marketlerindeki ucuz Türk malları için ölen çocuklar
Blog posts by Zeynep Şentek:
- "What I say here is not my defence. Saying that would be an insult towards my journalism"
- Turkish journalist Ahmet Sik on trial: "This courthouse is the graveyard of justice"
- "Turkey is the Republic of Cement": jailed journalist Ahmet Sik on trial
- Turkish investigative journalist Ahmet Şık jailed
- Turkey Global Mega-Mosque Bonanza List
- Turkey's new mega mosques attacked as kitsch parody of Ottoman greats