Afghanistan

IWPR has played a leading role in the professionalization of the media within Afghanistan – establishing a vital leadership cadre of local media professionals throughout the country and across dozens of media institutions to assist in creating and sustaining vibrant and responsible journalism as a central pillar of public debate and accountability. Launching our work in 2002, IWPR established Pajhwok, the nation’s first independent news agency. IWPR’s current focus in Afghanistan is on strengthening in-depth reporting through the creation of a network of media centers of excellence across the country.

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3 Feb 12
Clandestine meetings and confrontational officials make pinning down details of illicit passport sales a difficult job.
1 Feb 12
But officials claim success in creating greener, cleaner urban environment.
IWPR Afghanistan country director Noorrahman Rahmani interviewed after the Kabul screening of “Forgotten Victims”. (Photo: IWPR)
31 Jan 12
Documentary helps some come to terms with abuses, and younger audience to learn more about past crimes.
30 Jan 12
In eastern province, some insurgents are ready to stop fighting.
26 Jan 12
Pakistani blockade squeezing availability of vehicle fuel.
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