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At a demonstration in Baghdad in September 2011, protestors hold up a picture of Hadi al-Mahdi, an Iraqi journalist shot dead at his home. (Photo: Khalid Waleed)

الصحفيون العراقيون يواجهون العنف والقيود

11 May 12

مع انخفاض عدد القتلى من الصحفيين، لا يزال العراق يصنف كأسوء مكان لحرية الصحافة.

At a demonstration in Baghdad in September 2011, protestors hold up a picture of Hadi al-Mahdi, an Iraqi journalist shot dead at his home. (Photo: Khalid Waleed)

بغداد تصادر حرية نقد الخطاب الحر

2 Feb 12

جماعات حقوق الانسان غير مقتنعة باداء الحكومة لحماية حرية التعبير واراء الجماعات.

Journalists say the authorities often use security concerns as a pretext for stopping them doing their work and keeping a close watch on their activities. (Photo: Kamaran Najm/Metrography)

الاعلام العراقي يشكو من تقييد حرياته

10 Dec 10

معظم الصحفيين يدعون الى قوانين جديدة لحمايتهم والسماح لهم بحرية أكبر في الوصول الى المعلومات

صحفيون عراقيون ومراوغتهم بين أكثر من مؤسسة اعلامية واحدة

Uthman al-Mukhtar

22 Nov 10

مع تضاؤل اهتمام الاعلام الدولي بالشأن العراقي، يتعامل المراسلون المحليون مع عدة مؤسسات اعلامية في آن واحد لسد متطلبات العيش

The killing of Sardasht Osman, a student journalist, sparked unprecedented street protests in Iraqi Kurdistan. (Photo: Rafeq Shukri/Metrography)

قلق حيال عدم حل جريمة مقتل صحفي كردي

16 Jul 10

التحقيقات الجارية في مقتل مدون ساخر، والتي لم تزل بانتظار النتائج، تؤجج القلق عند جماعات حقوق الانسان والعاملين الاعلاميين

IWPR gives voice to people at the frontlines of conflict and transition to help them drive change

IWPR supports local reporters, citizen journalists and civil society activists in three dozen countries in conflict, crisis and transition around the world. We contribute to peace and good governance by strengthening the ability of media and civil society to speak out. We do this by training, mentoring and providing platforms for professional and citizen reporters; building up the institutional capacity of media and civic groups; and working with independent and official partners to remove barriers to free expression, robust public debate and citizen engagement.

Promoting Free Expression: IWPR builds the skills of professional and citizen journalists working in traditional media and in social and new media.
Strengthening Accountability: IWPR supports the capacity of civil society and human rights groups to more effectively advocate for government and institutional accountability.
Building Inclusive Societies: IWPR supports peace and reconciliation in conflict zones around the world.

Information about our projects

Africa: Democratic Republic of Congo, Kenya, Malawi, Mauritania, Nigeria, Rwanda, Sierra Leone, Sudan & South Sudan, Uganda, Zimbabwe
Asia: Afghanistan, Burma, North Korea, Pakistan, Philippines, Sri Lanka, Vietnam

Europe / Eurasia: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Balkans, Georgia, Kazakstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Ukraine, Uzbekistan
Latin America: Cuba, Regional
Middle East / North Africa: Iraq, Libya, Syria, Tunisia