Afghanistan: See You in Court
Women are beginning to break their code of silence and stand up for their rights.
Women are beginning to break their code of silence and stand up for their rights.
Many young women who have lived abroad find it hard to adjust to social strictures as well as economic difficulties when they come back to Iraqi Kurdistan.
Children drop out of school and women stay off the street following weeks of conflict in Anbar province.
Discovery of tortured detainees at secret Baghdad jail ratchets up tensions between Sunni Arab leaders and Shia-led government.
Enterprising traders come up with solution for chronic shortages of drinking water.
IWPR reporter describes the aftermath of a suicide bomb attack in the capital.
Fatherless families send children as young as eight out to work on the streets.
Violence shocks a quiet Kurdish city unaccustomed to the violence seen elsewhere in Iraq.
Once protected by Saddam's regime, prostitutes now fear for their lives.
President Niazov seems to be on a roll, extracting the best possible deal on the gas he sells Ukraine. But how long will his winning streak last?