Syrian Activist Speaks of Interrogation Ordeal
Now in hiding, campaigner describes year of repeated questioning and threats by the secret police.
Iraqis Explore New Journalism Horizons
Al-Jazeera star reporter leads live IWPR-facilitated online discussion on prospects for recent media innovations in Arab world.
Sectarianism Stalls Key Iraqi Cabinet Appointments
Defence and interior ministry posts still vacant more than a year after Iraq’s parliamentary elections.
The Perils Facing Libyan Civilians
International community need to ensure that it protects non-combatants from violence by both sides in the conflict.
Douma Breaks Its Silence
Activist provides firsthand account of regime’s crackdown on mass protests in Syrian city.
Yemeni Women Find Their Voice
Protests have given female activists a rare opportunity to express their views.
Iraqi Shia Back Bahrain Protesters
Demonstrations held daily in Shia areas of Iraq, fuelled by anger over Bahrain’s crackdown on anti-regime movement.
Bahrain: Protesters Reject Sunni-Shia Split Claims
Activists denounce Bahraini regime’s alleged attempt to present uprising as a sectarian conflict.
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