Afghanistan: Jun ‘09
Leading press freedom organisation praises IWPR investigation on difficulties faced by female Afghan journalists.
Leading press freedom organisation praises IWPR investigation on difficulties faced by female Afghan journalists.
Many women will be prevented from voting in Afghanistan’s elections by the men who control their lives.
Some warn of post-election clashes if fraud is suspected at the polls.
Women in Herat cope alone after losing husbands to drug trafficking.
As Mahmoud Ahmedinejad drew on state resources to support his campaign, neither he nor his rivals made it clear where they got their funding from.
Of the senior Shia figures who backed the opposition candidate ahead of the election, few spoke out afterwards when protesters cried foul.
UN critical of pace of landmine clearance, warning it’ll be decades before targets met.
Syrian journalist tells of being moved by the death of a woman in a Tehran street.
Could world’s most expensive spice be answer to search for alternative to poppy cultivation?
IWPR seeking to bridge gap between classroom studies and daily practice in Herat.