Afghanistan: Feb ‘09
Journalist undergoing IWPR training breaks story that Coalition forces accidentally killed civilians.
Journalist undergoing IWPR training breaks story that Coalition forces accidentally killed civilians.
IWPR story reveals that US-led forces killed civilians in raid, not warlord and militias, as they claimed.
Tajikistan’s proximity to Afghanistan means the new rapid-reaction force to be set up by members of the Collective Security Treaty Organisation, CSTO, carries real significance.
Kunduz residents’ anger over accidental shooting reflects hardening of attitudes towards foreign forces in relatively secure north.
Training sessions boost capacity of journalists from provinces that tend to be overlooked by the Kabul media.
IWPR report on efforts to destroy war crimes evidence puts suspects on the defensive.
The Tajik government is pursuing a programme to deter young people from using drugs, but the number of addicts is rising.
New IWPR facility opened in Mazar and training extended to northern provinces that have previously seen little in way of media development.
In-depth IWPR story probing acid attack on girls’ school picked up by six American newspapers.