IWPR
Institute for War & Peace Reporting
UNICEF says government interference is exacerbating malnutrition in IDP camps
IWPR press trip helps Georgian television journalists gain better understanding of situation in tense region.
IWPR press trip helps Georgian television journalists gain better understanding of situation in tense region.
IWPR joins other campaigners to call for freeing of detainee, saying his imprisonment breaches Baku’s international legal commitments.
Print and radio journalists across the region trained how to report on highly sensitive transitional justice subjects, such as war crimes trials and reconciliation.
Over 200 journalists participate in workshops - involving practical assignments and classroom instruction - aimed at preparing them for reporting on the country’s elections.
Groups of trainees in Tajikistan, Kazakstan and Kyrgyzstan work in small groups to produce investigative pieces on subjects traditionally ignored by the media.
Thousands of students form madrassas and government schools take part in discussion clubs and basic journalism courses.
National network of radio stations produce radio programme addressing under-reported issues relevant to Georgian regions.
IWPR reporting mission and follow-up discussions draw attention to danger posed by waste from mining industry.