Slow Pace of Bureaucracy in Afghan Province
Complaints that courts and government institutions fail to process cases.
Afghan-US Pact Still Hangs in Balance
Talks falter on central issue of immunity for American troops post-2014.
Former IWPR Trainee Malala Wins Sakharov Prize
Young activist campaigns for girls to go to school in Pakistan and across the world.
Taleban Abductions on Afghanistan's Road South
Fearful residents, officials and the Taleban all agree that Nangarhar is under threat.
Afghan Anger as Taleban Get Out of Jail
Rather than contributing to reconciliation process, many of those freed return to violence, officials claim
IWPR Afghanistan: "Our Stories Really Affect Lives"
Editor describes challenges and rewards of investigative reporting in Afghanistan.
IWPR Report on Hindus' Plight Reaches Afghan President
Sikh and Hindu leaders say article got their voices heard at the highest level.
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Open source intelligence (OSINT) can provide facts – but impatient, angry audiences often prefer opinions.