Caucasus: Feb ‘09
Georgia journalists see aftermath of war for themselves.
Krajisnik Jail Term Slashed
Former Bosnian Serb parliament speaker’s sentence is reduced on appeal by seven years.
Caucasus: Feb ‘09
An IWPR report on Georgian spy case causes furore.
International Justice/ICTY: Feb ‘09
Regional journalists say IWPR radio show is helping promote reconciliation in the Balkans.
International Justice/ICTY: Feb ‘09
IWPR project manager takes part in international conference on transitional justice.
International Justice/ICC: Feb ‘09
ICC project continues to provide unique reports and analysis on landmark Lubanga trial.
Health Services Inadequate in Tajik South
Residents of Qurghonteppa in southern Tajikistan say they get poor service from doctors in the state healthcare system, who will not see them unless they pay for treatment that is supposed to be free.
Farmers Reluctant to Grow Cotton
As farmers in the northern region of Soghd get ready for the planting season, many are unhappy at the prospect of growing cotton when they do not earn enough from it to repay their debts.
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Life in the Shadows for Armenia’s Transgender Community
Recent murder highlights widespread discrimination and violence against LGBTI people.
Interview: The War on Disinformation
Open source intelligence (OSINT) can provide facts – but impatient, angry audiences often prefer opinions.