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Pieces a Conviction : ウィキペディア英語版
Pièces à Conviction

''Pièces à Conviction'' (French for "incriminating evidence") is a monthly French investigative journalism TV program that airs on France 3. Elise Lucet has hosted the program since 2000.
==In Depth News Show==
According to (European Journalism Centre ), the program is an "in depth news show", containing "in depth reporting of actual themes focusing on social injustices".〔(French Media Landscape ), European Journalism Centre, author Pieter van den Blink, subsection: Television, France 3.〕
Pieces a Conviction airs once per month, on Friday evenings. According to its website,〔(Pieces a Conviction ), homepage〕 the program draws over 1 million viewers. Pieces a Conviction is produced by Elise Lucet and Herve Brusini.
Each month, a topic, a subject is factually examined, under all facets. Each story delivers the fruit of the investigations, tells the methodology of research, , and new elements, thanks to the reports and of the interviews carried out by Elise Lucet with the personality-key, the forgotten witnesses, experts or persons in charge concerned.〔


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