Central Asia: Apr/May '10
IWPR journalists said to have raised awareness about threat posed by disease in the region.
HIV Report Highlights Infection Risks in Central Asia
IWPR journalists said to have raised awareness about threat posed by disease in the region.
Gvero Granted Early Release
Judge says based on humanitarian grounds it's in interests of justice to do so, despite gravity of his crimes.
Criticism of Delic Appeal Termination
Recent death of former Bosnian army commander prompts tribunal to end appeals process.
Press Gangs in Tajikistan
Young men grabbed off the streets and forced into the army.
Court Told of Serbia's Decisive Influence Over Croatian Serbs
Former minister in rebel government says its work was controlled by Belgrade.
Georgians Finally Topple Stalin
After nearly 60 years, dictator’s statue in home town removed under cover of darkness.
Armenian Gays Face Intolerance, Discrimination
Job-seekers routinely rejected because of sexual orientation.
Karadzic Trial Witness Rails at Prosecution
Former Bosnian Serb minister claims prosecutors threatened to incarcerate him if did not testify for them.
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