IWPR

International Justice/ICC: Oct/Nov ‘09

IWPR reports on arbitrary arrests of human rights activists promote debate on often taboo subjects in DRC.

Numéro spécial procès Germain Katanga et Mathieu Ngudjolo

Reportage sur la première semaine d'ouverture du procès qui a eu lieu à la Cour Pénale Internationale.

Turkmen “Golden Lake” Put on Hold

Iraq Eyes Post-Sectarian Politics

Diverse alliances expected to contest January parliamentary election.

Central Asia: Oct/Nov ‘09

IWPR journalist in Kyrgyzstan wins an award for parliamentary coverage.

Darfur Radio Show Launched

Programme will overcome Sudanese censorship to deliver news on war crimes justice developments.

Disabled Unhappy With Uzbek Poll Arrangements

Deputies Take Aim at Election Commission

Inquiry attacks commission’s credibility ahead of parliamentary elections.

Tajik Pensions Lag Far Behind Cost of Living

Pensioners in Tajikistan are finding life increasingly tough as their benefits fail to keep pace with inflation, Firuza Karabazova reports.

Early Marriages Worry Azerbaijan Officials

Unscrupulous mullahs accused of marrying young girls whose health and education then suffer.