Gaddafi Regime Tried to Recruit Me
Businessman speaks of Tripoli lawlessness and attempt by Gaddafi loyalists to get him to fight the rebels.
Uprising Gives Egyptian Youth Dignity and Hope
They say the revolution has restored pride in their country and given them real cause for optimism.
Egyptian Revolution Inspires Artists
Political upheaval leaves its mark on popular culture, generating new music and street art.
Iraq: Feb/Mar '11 Part I
IWPR/IREX conference in Erbil underlines importance of open access to information.
Iraq Event Hears Calls for Media Law Amendment
IWPR/IREX conference in Erbil underlines importance of open access to information.
Righting Wrongs in Tunisia
Revolution offers unprecedented opportunities both for grassroots initiatives and for systemic reforms to policing and prisons.
Egyptian Women Eye Revolutionary Role
Rights activists hope gender roles will evolve further in new Egypt.
Egypt: No Country for Old Generals
Army’s interference in judicial process bodes ill for democracy.
Gaddafi Must Kill Us All to Survive
Libyan tells of escape from Tripoli after arrest of his father and brothers.
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Life in the Shadows for Armenia’s Transgender Community
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Interview: The War on Disinformation
Open source intelligence (OSINT) can provide facts – but impatient, angry audiences often prefer opinions.