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Merdijana Sadović
11 Apr 12
Twenty years on, city remembers victims of siege as ethnic divisions persist.
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A broad ribbon of red chairs winds its way through Sarajevo, April 6, 2012. (Photo: Sanja Vrzic)
A broad ribbon of red chairs winds its way through Sarajevo, April 6, 2012. (Photo: Sanja Vrzic)
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Sarajevo Still Bears Its Scars
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Mina Habib
13 Mar 12
The Forgotten Victims hailed as a step forward towards transitional justice in Afghanistan.
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Still from The Forgotten Victims - IWPR documentary. (Photo: IWPR)
Still from The Forgotten Victims - IWPR documentary. (Photo: IWPR)
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IWPR Film Applauded in Kabul
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Farah Ali
23 Dec 11
Workshop participants start producing public-service advertising for local media.
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An IWPR workshop targeting Iraqi women, October 2011, Baghdad. (Photo: IWPR)
An IWPR workshop targeting Iraqi women, October 2011, Baghdad. (Photo: IWPR)
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IWPR Courses Inspire New Generation of Iraqi Women
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Sara Anjargolian
9 Dec 11
Images of refugees settled in border areas of Armenia.
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Men working at the cemetery in the town of Dastakert, where 70 per cent of residents are refugees from Baku, Sumgait and Kirovabad in Azerbaijan. They are eagerly awaiting the reopening of the local copper plant in Dastakert, which despite its detrimental effect on the environment promises much-needed jobs. (Photo: Sara Anjargolian)
Men working at the cemetery in the town of Dastakert, where 70 per cent of residents are refugees from Baku, Sumgait and Kirovabad in Azerbaijan. They are eagerly awaiting the reopening of the local copper plant in Dastakert, which despite its detrimental effect on the environment promises much-needed jobs. (Photo: Sara Anjargolian)
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Armenia: Living on the Edge
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Mélanie Gouby
30 Nov 11
Numerous reports of irregularities mar generally peaceful vote.
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People have been waiting to vote since 5.30 in the morning at one of the main polling stations in Goma, located at the Faraja Institute. (Photo: Mélanie Gouby)
People have been waiting to vote since 5.30 in the morning at one of the main polling stations in Goma, located at the Faraja Institute. (Photo: Mélanie Gouby)
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Election Day Calm in Eastern DRC
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The Khurashvili family live in an abandoned bus as they have never found proper accommodation since moving to Georgia in the 1980s. (Photo: Salome Achba)
Meskhetians Struggle to Find Place in Georgia
CRS Issue 641, 15 May 12
Government now facilitating deported ethnic group members’ return, but does little for them when they arrive.
The opposition Armenian National Congress has complained of fraud and wants the election results to be annulled. Here, a polling station in the village of Mayakovsky, in the centrally-located Kotayq region. (Photo: Anahit Hayrapetyan)
Opposition Alleges Irregularities in Armenian Polls
CRS Issue 641, 11 May 12
Election better run than previous ones, but Armenian National Congress wants results cancelled.
IWPR's new resource centre for journalists in Uruzgan. (Photo: IWPR)
IWPR Press Centre for Isolated Afghan Province
ARR Issue 431, 1 May 12
Media resource centre will connect Uruzgan to the outside world.
A broad ribbon of red chairs winds its way through Sarajevo, April 6, 2012. (Photo: Sanja Vrzic)
Sarajevo Still Bears Its Scars
TRI Issue 736, 11 Apr 12
Twenty years on, city remembers victims of siege as ethnic divisions persist.
Young man draped in Azerbaijani flag at the demonstration in Baku. (Photo: Shahla Sultanova)
Youth Protest in Azerbaijani Capital
CRS Issue 635, 23 Mar 12
Scuffles as police move in after rock singer insults president.
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