Afghanistan: Feb ‘08
IWPR reporters receive plaudits for their work, which draws ever-growing interest from local and international media organisations.
IWPR reporters receive plaudits for their work, which draws ever-growing interest from local and international media organisations.
IWPR assists with survey on Afghan attitudes towards the media and raises awareness of plight of imprisoned journalism student.
Whether it is love, money or health, Mazar-e-Sharif’s healers have the cure.
Former warlords apparently exploiting Kabul’s preoccupation with violence-plagued south to stake claim on their old fiefdoms.
The government makes a strong start to its annual eradication effort in Helmand, but farmers predict the enthusiasm will be short-lived.
Protesters say executing Sayed Parwez Kambakhsh, facing the death penalty for alleged blasphemy, would mark the end of free speech and democracy.
Taleban take credit for blast that killed seven at Lashkar Gah’s central mosque.
IWPR investigation into alleged massacre by foreign troops prompts ICRC and international media to make enquiries.
Sayed Parwez Kambakhsh’s real offence may have been to have a brother whose frank reporting has exposd abuses in northern Afghanistan.