Project Updates

Round-up of news and developments in IWPR programmes around the world.

An image from the film "Criminal Code", one of several documentaries made by IWPR.
Project Highlight
Young people inspired by product of year-long initiative.
Project Highlight
New Mladic and Karadzic trial pages allow readers and researchers to locate articles and information more quickly.
Reporting Impact
IWPR story touches a nerve as local republication draws flurry of reader comments.
The three members of the panel at which the IWPR documentary was screened. From left to right, Bosnian movie director Ahmed Imamovic, IWPR reporter Marija Arnauitovic, and Italian director Mirko Pincelli. (Photos: Vanja Pantic and Kristi Roybal)
Project Highlight
IWPR doc on village of Bosniaks and Serbs that eschewed violence said to have important peace-building role.
Reporting Impact
Youngsters in Belgrade say they preferred IWPR’s reporting on his arrest to that of the Serbian media.
Project Highlight
Reporters get to grips with some of the legacies of the brutal war of the early Nineties.
Project Highlight
IWPR calls for the millions of pages of court documents to be open to the public once the court finishes its work.
Project Highlight
IWPR documentaries about refugees raise issues young people in Serbia rarely get the chance to discuss.
Village of Baljvine. (Photo: IWPR)
Reporting Impact
IWPR report on Baljvine's reputation for ethnic tolerance results in village being nominated for co-existence prize.
Trainees at the Sarajevo workshop on transitional justice reporting held by IWPR and its local partners, 10-12 Jan 2011. (Photo: IWPR)
Project Highlight
IWPR trainees to cover topics intended to help country come to terms with its past.