Journalists Decry Iraq's Biased Media
They say the politicisation of the country’s press is undermining independent journalism.
Lebanon Digital Media Workshop
Photos taken during IWPR's digital media workshop with Hibr.
Tajikistan: Islamic Students Told to Come Home
Government fears radicalisation of thousands of seminary students abroad.
Iraqi Journalists Duck and Dive
With declining international media interest in Iraq, local reporters juggle multiple jobs to make ends meet.
Iraqi Activists Hailed in Wake of Honour Killing Case
Kurdish women activists campaigned for extradition to London of two men involved in the killing of their cousin.
Iraq's Shaky Government
Months in the making, what lies in store for the new Baghdad administration?
Iraq: Aug/Sep ‘10
Activists say IWPR Iraq human rights broadcast has helped raise awareness about abuses among decision-makers and the general public.
Rights TV Show Bolsters Iraqi Activists
Activists say IWPR Iraq human rights broadcast has helped raise awareness about abuses among decision-makers and the general public.
Azerbaijan Boosts Turkish Defence Ties
Growing relationship signals shift from Russian to western arms purchases.
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