Central Asia: June/July '11 Part II
IWPR reporting on violence in Kazakstan adds facts and nuances to local coverage.
IWPR reporting on violence in Kazakstan adds facts and nuances to local coverage.
Military officials say few crashes are due to enemy fire, and even then standard weapons were probably used.
Veteran fighter has years of experience leading men into combat, besides being a mother of nine.
A Shia militia in Iraq has stepped up its attacks on United States troops, warning them to withdraw by the end of December or face an escalation in violence.
Efforts to defeat feared group run into trouble as regional governments fail to address threat.
Monitoring of inmates and conditions at Kabul detention facility improved after IWPR investigation into child’s death in custody.
Monitoring of inmates and conditions at Kabul detention facility improved after IWPR investigation into child’s death in custody.
Killing of rebel commander puts pressure on Benghazi administration to rein in militias.
Opposition sympathisers acknowledge commander’s death was a setback but insist it has not affected morale.
Fifteen years after the war, many victims have yet to be compensated for suffering they endured.