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Environmentalists Clean Up River Barada
The Barada River, once a source of life for the people of Damascus, is now dried up and polluted but a group of young environmentalists are out to change that.
19 Mar 10
Syrian Youths Express Their Aspirations Through Rap
Young Syrian rappers are starting to appeal to a broad spectrum of Syrian society with many political and social aspirations.
19 Mar 10
The Last of the Silk Weavers
Video produced during an IWPR workshop for young Syrian journalists held in Beirut, October 2009.
19 Mar 10
Damascus Coffee Shops Retain Traditional Charm
Despite the opening of western-style cafes in Damascus, the old coffee shops are still a favoured destination for those interested in the traditions of the old city.
19 Mar 10
Ship Builders Fear for Survival of Their Art
Video by produced during an IWPR workshop for young Syrian journalists held in Beirut, October 2009.
19 Mar 10
The Need for a Culture of Justice
Important steps have been taken, but the Iraqi authorities must place a higher priority on confronting impunity and professionalising its approach to human rights.
19 Mar 10
Should EU End Sanctions Against Uzbekistan?
Reports from Uzbekistan suggest there is little evidence of human rights improvements that would warrant the removal of sanctions.
19 Mar 10
A New Anthem for Afghanistan
The new song, written in Pashtu, pays tribute to the country’s unity and diversity.
19 Mar 10
Mental Scars of Karabakh War Veterans
Former fighters continue to be traumatised by viciousness of the early Nineties' conflict. By Anahit Danielyan and Seda Muradyan in Stepanakert
19 Mar 10
Falling Turnout Hints at Voter Disenchantment
Politicians’ broken promises blamed for significant drop in election participation.
18 Mar 10
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