Uzbek Rights Activists to Fight for Sports Writer's Release
Campaigners hope jailed reporter’s popularity will increase pressure on authorities to review case.
International Justice/ICTY: Apr/May ‘10
Leading media in the region republish IWPR report, drawn by its impartiality and new insights into the case.
Desperate Refugees Wait on Kyrgyz-Uzbek Border
Tashkent says it cannot cope with any more than the 80,000 it has already let in.
Court Hears of Criminals in Bosnian Serb Police
Witness says former Republika Srpska interior minister sought to rid the force of such officers.
South Kyrgyzstan Slides Out of Control
Government official insists worst is over, but gunfire continues and refugees run for the Uzbek border.
Uganda Victims Question ICC's Balance
Victims of Uganda's civil war have criticised international justice for being too one-sided.
Karadzic's Threatening Language
Prosecution expert says defendant contributed to heightened tensions in advance of the war.
Kyrgyzstan Begs Moscow to Help Quell Riots
Unrest now too widespread for Kyrgyz authorities to deal with, but Russia says no to intervention.
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Open source intelligence (OSINT) can provide facts – but impatient, angry audiences often prefer opinions.