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Promoting Free Expression

IWPR Films Spark Debate Among Young Bosnians

Documentaries deal with war’s legacy as well as ways to co-exist.

STRENGTHENING ACCOUNTABILITY

IWPR Launches New Phase of Ukraine Partnership

Event supports activists and journalists build networks and develop projects.

Building Inclusive Societies

Armenian, Azeri Experts Exchange Critical Views

Analysts discuss the tense situation around Nagorny Karabakh following a meeting between their two countries´ presidents.

Global Voices

Ukraine

Ukraine’s Political Reckoning

Public anger over corruption and a wave of populism may herald big political changes.
Georgia

Georgia: Spring Festival Highlights Challenges

Amid the festivities, issues of integration and representation remain.
Georgia

NATO Head on Georgia, Russia's Red Lines and Saakashvili

Treaty organisation will not allow Russia to influence accession.
Azerbaijan

Azerbaijan: Celebrating Women with Slaps and Kicks

State repression means that something as simple as a call for gender equality cannot be tolerated.
Kazakstan

Kazakstan: The Power Behind the Throne

A surprise transition which may have been planned for a long time.

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Health Economy Conflict resolution Education Women Human rights Protests Elections Media War crimes Rule of Law Conflict Women's rights Children

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The Guardian

Sri Lanka needs exemplary leadership during this national catastrophe

Dilrukshi Handunnetti

Bickering and passing the buck for government failures will not help either the country or families of bombing victims

By Dilrukshi Handunnetti

Dilrukshi Handunnetti writes about the importance of leadership in Sri Lanka, as the country comes to terms with the deadly bombings in Colombo and elsewhere. Dilrukshi recently finished her work as lead trainer for IWPR's Sri Lankan Investigative Reporting Project. She is now Executive Director of the Sri Lanka Centre for Investigative Journalism, which launched earlier this year as part of our sustainability plan for journalism on the island.

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Samantha Power
Former United States Ambassador to the United Nations; Pulitzer Prize-winning author

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Martin Fletcher
The Times