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Moldova’s Young Content Creators Tackle Disinformation

Meet the young creators shaping their online information space.

14 Aug 25

Moldova: Fighting Fake News Where It Matters Most

“When it comes to disinformation – prevention is always better than cure.”

14 Aug 25

2025 Gabo Prize winners. © Premio Gabo

IWPR Story Wins Major Prize

Investigation uncovered the systematic human rights violations against Haitians in the Dominican Republic.

13 Aug 25

Thousands of residents protest against a new bill curtailing anti-corruption agencies on July 23, 2025 in Kharkiv, Ukraine. © Nikoletta Stoyanova/Getty Images

Fighting Corruption in Wartime Ukraine

Even amid active conflict – Ukrainians continue to hold their government accountable.

8 Aug 25

Derk Sauer, journalist and media executive, dies at 72. © Semyon Katz

Derk Sauer (1952–2025)

Pioneering Dutch journalist and media executive dies at 72.

5 Aug 25

Sexual harassment and stalking are the most commonly reported forms of technology-facilitated violence experienced by women and girls. © Kiwistocks/Freepik

The Abuse That Knows No Borders

How technology is being weaponised to silence women – and the global fightback against it.

1 Aug 25

Since 2020, 15 Indigenous people have been murdered in the Peruvian regions of Ucayali, Huánuco, and Pasco for defending the environment and their land. © Mongabay Latam

Celebrating Latin America’s Best Journalism

IWPR-backed investigations into human rights abuses shortlisted for a Latin American journalism award.

25 Jul 25

Moldova’s Fake News Fightback

Moldovans join forces against foreign information manipulation threatening the country's democratic path.

18 Jul 25

Smoke rises in Kyiv after Russia launched another drone attack on the city. © Paula Bronstein/Getty Images

Ukraine: Living Under Drone Attack

How Ukrainians in Kyiv are coping under an unprecedented barrage of Russian drones."

11 Jul 25

Returnees cross the border from Iran, on July 3, 2025 in Islam Qala, Afghanistan. Over 256,000 Afghans left Iran for Afghanistan last month, according to the UN's International Organisation for Migration (IOM), ahead of a July 6 deadline imposed by the Iranian government for all undocumented Afghans to leave the country. The number of Afghans in Iran had swelled in recent years after the Taliban regained control of the country in 2021. © Elise Blanchard/Getty Images

Iran: “Hatred Towards Afghans Has Grown”

Iran intensifies its crackdown on Afghan refugees following the war with Israel.

4 Jul 25

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