Tough "Cybercrimes Bill" on Hold in Iraq
Critics say law combines sweeping descriptions of “information crimes” with excessive penalties.
IWPR Screens Film as Part of Tunisian Festival
Lebanese film on truth, justice and the past reverberates with issues now facing Tunisians.
Hands-On Support for Libya Election Reporting
IWPR trainers engage directly with editors and reporters.
Iraq Amnesty Could Set Killers Loose
Draft law intended to promote return to normality, but critics warn of opposite effect if militants believe they have impunity.
Georgia At The Crossroads
Politics has, it seems, never been so popular in Georgia. But the voters are being offered two very different views on the country's future by parties contesting the coming parliamentary elections.
Oversimplifying Syria
Revolution is a struggle to dislodge the Assad regime, not the internecine conflict it is sometimes portrayed as.
Tunis Police Move in on US Embassy Invaders
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Images of September 14 violent protest at US embassy.
US Embassy Attack in Tunis
Police disperse crowd after embassy invasion and violent clashes..
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Open source intelligence (OSINT) can provide facts – but impatient, angry audiences often prefer opinions.