Bad Books in Azerbaijan
IWPR’s country director had book confiscated just because it was published in Armenia.
IWPR’s country director had book confiscated just because it was published in Armenia.
IWPR helps radio stations reach out to a wider audience.
Supported by IWPR, the service is already becoming an authoritative news source on the poorly-reported south.
Advice for under-resourced newsrooms, one-to-one mentoring for editorial staff.
Reporters blackmailed, threatened and attacked as government clamps down further ahead of presidential election.
Was enough done to counter incitement and intimidation online during recent elections?
Concerns that hate speech laws are being used to silence anti-corruption campaigner and other government critics.
Despite ongoing violence, some reporters argue that excessive security checks stop them getting the story.
More than two decades after independence, press freedom remains stifled in Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan.
IWPR’s Kabul editor doubles up as star on local equivalent of The Archers.