Karadzic Denies Sarajevo Siege
As his trial gets underway, former Bosnian Serb leader alleges city was never blockaded.
Uzbekistan's Hidden Trials
Secrecy of proceedings raises serious questions about due process.
Could Karadzic Trial Boycott Have Been Prevented?
As he prepares to face the Hague court, IWPR examines the twists and turns leading to the suspension of his trial last October.
Tajik Electoral Body Under Fire as Polls Loom
Election officials reject claims of inactivity levelled by OSCE observers.
Kyrgyz Journalism Under Pressure on All Fronts
Tendency towards playing safe by avoiding controversial subject-matter.
Azerbaijan: Road Schemes Under Scrutiny
Campaigners have questioned the cost and quality of multi-million dollar projects.
Conflicting Evidence on Detention Camp Security
Court hears seemingly contradictory evidence about which Bosnian Serb authority was responsible for camps.
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