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Zimbabwean Radio Journalists to Face Trial
The silencing of the country's last independent radio station.
Press Under Threat In The North Caucasus
The difficulties of working as an independent journalist in the Russian Caucasus.
Dealing With Hizb-ut-Tahrir
Repressive policies from Central Asia governments have done nothing to curb the rise of the banned Islamic party.
Zimbabweans Blamed for South African Crime
Political violence at home has given the Zimbabwean refugees a serious image problem in their new homeland.
Congolese Braced for More Trouble
There are widespread fears that the eventual loser in the presidential race will revert to violence.
New Saddams” Must Also Face Justice
Now that Saddam has been convicted, Iraq's other criminals - its corrupt officials, militia leaders and terrorists - should be tried too.
Capital Punishment as a Means of Revenge
Iraqi rulers have long employed the death penalty as a way of getting back at their enemies.
Krajisnik Judgement Controversy
Weeks after Krajisnk's acquittal on charges of genocide, lawyers, experts and Bosnian victims alike continue to question the judgement.
Kyrgyz Find Compromise Works Better than Conflict
Other Central Asian leaders see only chaos and weak leadership in Kyrgyzstan, but they are missing the point – concessions are sign of strength, not weakness.