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Since the fall of the old regime, IWPR has worked to build skills, enhance institutions and support reliable media production across the country, working with local journalists and media outlets. Our goal is to establish a widespread culture of professionalism, seeking to inculcate an appreciation of international skills and standards – what some Iraqis now refer to as the “IWPR approach” to balanced and responsible reporting. Our work is distinguished by a hands-on, practical approach to training and production. Workshop-based formal instruction is supported by extensive follow-on mentoring in producing quality reporting. Expert support, guidance and feedback over the entire course of the journalistic process layer in experience-based learning for the long-term, while resulting in an increase of factual, reliable and high quality reporting.

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Iraqi refugees earning a living at the Seyyida Zeinab market in Damascus. Picture from 2007. (Photo: UNHCR)
23 May 12
Government says its resettlement programme has boosted numbers, though main driver seems to be fear of violence in host states.
Preparing to fire into the air during a funeral in Mosul, northern Iraq. (Photo:  Ahmed Younis)
16 May 12
In a country plagued by violence, legalising firearms ownership looks like a step in the wrong direction.
At a demonstration in Baghdad in September 2011, protestors hold up a picture of Hadi al-Mahdi, an Iraqi journalist shot dead at his home. (Photo: Khalid Waleed)
11 May 12
Number of reporters killed down, but Iraq still ranks poorly for press freedom.
Areas heavily contaminated with mines along Iraq’s borders with Iran. (Photo: Mohammed al-Zaidi)
8 May 12
Vast areas still need to be mapped before demining can take place.
Graffiti saying "No sectarianism"on an anti-blast wall in Baquba, Diyala province, April 2012. (Photo: IWPR)
4 May 12
Officials suspect al-Qaeda-linked militants want to set Sunni and Shia Muslims at loggerheads.
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