War Comes to Lviv
Seven people reported killed as bombs hit workshop near main railway station.
Ukraine: Liberated Areas Riddled With Mines
More than 13 per cent of the country needs demining. It will take decades and more than 250 billion US dollars.
Borodyanka: Still Crying
Residents believe the Russians attacked so viciously because of spirited resistance by the local territorial defence.
Central Asians Fight in Ukraine Eyeing Russian Citizenship
To bolster its troops, Moscow is tempting foreign nationals with the offer of a passport.
Ukraine to Outlaw Pro-Russian Political Parties
The detention of key Putin associate may expedite a wider ban on blocs close to the Kremlin.
Ukraine: Buried Alive
Residents tell how Russian soldiers left civilians to die in the basement of a bombed out building.
Life in Kherson Under Russian Occupation
Residents in the southern city describe huge anxiety and intimidation amid a semblance of normal life.
Ukraine: Journalists “Are Russia’s First Target”
Numbers of dead and wounded media workers mount as conflict continues.
The Road to Freedom from Occupied Kherson
Desperate civilians are taking any opportunity to leave, cramming into private cars or extortionate fees to get through checkpoints.
Ukraine: Aid Volunteers Pay the Price
Humanitarian workers killed by Russian troops as they brought aid to Borodyanka.
Moldova Aids Fleeing Ukrainians
With a population of about 2.6 million, the country has seen the largest influx of refugees per capita.
Berdyansk: Life Under Russian Occupation
The coastal city would be preparing for the tourist season. Instead, there is little food, fuel or heat, and you can be killed for refusing to give a soldier your phone.
Ukraine: Just Another War Crime
In Russian-occupied areas, the modus operandi has become random torture and the execution of civilians, seemingly on a whim.
Thirty Years After Bosnia, History Repeats Itself in Ukraine
But the international community’s unprecedented unity and support comes in sharp contrast to their response three decades ago.
The Horror of Bucha
Locals recount random, unaccountable violence against civilians in clear evidence of war crimes.
Tuesday, 5 Apr '22 in Bucha, Ukraine
"Bucha will always be synonymous with war crimes."
Ukraine Voices
The Ukraine Voices project supports Ukrainian journalists reporting on the Russian invasion of their country.
Reporting Covid-19 in Africa
Fake news, conspiracies and bad science mean that many are missing out on the care they need.
Myanmar: IWPR Asked to Help UN War Crimes Investigation
Request follows on from two-year project monitoring, reporting and analysing online hate speech.
CABAR.Asia Brings Together New Generation of Experts
The six-day event gave practitioners further tools to provide reliable analysis and reporting.
How Should Central Asia Deal With Afghanistan?
International experts discuss potential threats and opportunities to stabilise ongoing tensions.
Kenya: the Quiz Show Combatting Covid-19
Innovative TV format helps dispel fake news and fear-mongering around the virus.
IWPR Congratulates Nobel Prizewinner Maria Ressa
In the Philippines, local and independent media continues to be under siege.
Roza Eftekhari – a Tribute
IWPR mourns long-time friend and colleague who made a profound contribution to regional democracy.
Disinformation is a major global threat , especially in conflict and post-conflict areas. IWPR performs a vital mission, building up local voices as a bulwark against this challenge.
Democratic accountability comes from journalists investigating their own societies – IWPR provides a much needed platform and support for those reporting from some of the most dangerous and difficult places in the world.
IWPR fills a critical gap by helping local journalists to focus on human rights and justice issues. In the process, it contributes to democratic transitions, and demonstrates that the best war reporting is not about military conflict, but human consequences.
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Ukraine Voices
Amplify, Verify, Engage
Consortium to Support Independent Journalism in Latin America (CAPIR)
AFGHANISTAN
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