In launching our Women’s Reporting and Dialogue Programme, IWPR looks at a different kind of frontline - the battle women in Islamic countries are waging to define new rights in changing times.
Women in traditionally Muslim republic are being labelled Islamic radicals for merely wearing a head covering.
The government seeks to restrict the powers of Armenia’s human rights commissioner.
Fears of political instability grow after two powerful regional leaders challenge the head of the republic.
Unclear legal ownership of a Russian military sanatorium provokes anger on the Black Sea.
Many provinces may be face with millions of dollars worth of flood damage following a week of torrential rain.
Disgruntled businessmen try to take a stand against increased bribe-taking and a lack of transparency.
Nazran’s first rally against the president is broken up by police amid claims of brutality.
A euphoric reception for the US president in Tbilisi masks different interpretations of what his visit means.
The country President George Bush is visiting on May 9-10 may look like a beacon of democracy from far away, but close up, its deficiencies are more glaring.
