After her successful stint as a foreign correspondent, Rianne Letschert returned to the NOS headquarters in Hilversum as a senior editor. In this role, she oversees major investigative projects and mentors upcoming journalists in the newsroom.

Rianne Letschert was appointed as a foreign correspondent in Brussels, covering European Union affairs. Her reporting from Brussels provided Dutch audiences with insightful analysis and updates on key EU developments and policies.

Rianne Letschert published a book detailing her experiences and insights from years of reporting on social justice issues. The book was well-received for its candid exploration of the challenges and ethical considerations in investigative journalism.

In recognition of her exceptional work in investigative journalism, Rianne Letschert was awarded the prestigious De Tegel award. Her reporting on social justice issues, particularly her investigation into human trafficking, was praised for its depth and impact.

Rianne Letschert led a groundbreaking investigation into human trafficking networks across Europe. Her reporting exposed the complexities of the issue and the involvement of organized crime, leading to increased public awareness and policy discussions.

Rianne Letschert was promoted to senior investigative journalist at NOS, where she began to focus on in-depth investigations into social justice and human rights issues. Her work during this period was characterized by meticulous research and impactful storytelling.

Rianne Letschert began her career in journalism by joining NOS as a junior reporter. Her early work focused on local news and human interest stories, where she quickly demonstrated a knack for uncovering compelling narratives and engaging audiences.