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An Iraqi soldier stands guard outside a polling station March 7 in Baghdad. A series of attacks killed at least 37 people on voting day, making the capital’s official 53 per cent turnout one of the lowest in Iraq. Photo by Metrography.

An Iraqi soldier stands guard outside a polling station March 7 in Baghdad. A series of attacks killed at least 37 people on voting day, making the capital’s official 53 per cent turnout one of the lowest in Iraq. Photo by Metrography.

Images of Iraq's Election

Trainer Levan Gogolidze from the Georgian defence ministry gives training on weapon classifications.

Trainer Levan Gogolidze from the Georgian defence ministry gives training on weapon classifications.

Georgia: Lessons in Conflict Reporting

Calls for Mixed Marriages Shrugged Off

Are Sudanese Courts Up to Prosecuting Sexual Violence Crimes?

Sexual Violence Used as Tool of War in Darfur

International Justice Takes Action Against Darfur Rape

Kurdish security forces move to pacify demonstrators in the town of Pirmagrun on December 23, following a day of rioting that left dozens of people wounded. By nightfall, hundreds of riot police and troops had entered the town in armoured personnel carriers followed by ambulances. The security forces announced their arrival by firing automatic weapons in the air, eyewitnesses said.

Kurdish security forces move to pacify demonstrators in the town of Pirmagrun on December 23, following a day of rioting that left dozens of people wounded. By nightfall, hundreds of riot police and troops had entered the town in armoured personnel carriers followed by ambulances. The security forces announced their arrival by firing automatic weapons in the air, eyewitnesses said.

Focus on Kurdish Riots

Art Students Barred From Drawing Life Models

Caucasus: Sept ‘09

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