Afghanistan: Conservative Traditions Limiting Progress
Event hears how social development has suffered as a result.
6 Feb 17
Rule of law
Afghanistan: Civilians Caught Up in Revenge Attacks
Relatives of both of state security operatives and insurgents say they are subject to harassment from the other side.
27 Jan 17
Cuban Officials in Panama Papers
Leaked data reveals the existence of dozens of businesses associated with senior figures.
13 May 16
Tough Times for Tajik Lawyers
Legal representatives of government opponents find themselves in trouble.
21 Jan 16
Renewed Scrutiny of Human Rights in Azerbaijan
Government taken to task for ignoring rulings by Europe’s human rights court.
19 Dec 15
Deciphering Azerbaijan's Secret Service Purge
Bad news – it doesn’t herald a softer line on dissent or a clampdown on corruption.
26 Nov 15
Summary Courts Deal Out Brutal Justice in Afghanistan's Ghor Province
Inhumane punishments are common in areas outside government control.
20 Nov 15
ICC Prosecutor Seeks Investigation of Russia-Georgia War
Prosecutor Fatou Bensouda says there are reasonable grounds to look into crimes allegedly committed during 2008 conflict.
3 Nov 15
Afghan Women Denied Justice in Kandahar
Lack of support for those who try to make formal complaints of gender-based violence.
21 Oct 15
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