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Disinformation – sometimes spread by medical experts - has become a serious public health threat. -
Experts say that a virtual war of words increasingly accompanies the conflict. -
Religious institutions appear to amplify Russian propaganda as crisis mounts. -
State encouraging more female participation in country’s military. -
For some, Narimanov is an inspirational role model. For others, he was a Communist traitor.
7 Jul 20
Covid-19 crisis puts further pressure on community already facing deep-rooted prejudice.
30 Jun 20
Critics say that officials relaxed restrictions far too early.
Project Highlight
29 Jun 20
Event hears that falling oil and gas prices may be a barrier to implementing greener policies.
Project Highlight
25 Jun 20
Initiative launched to campaign for media freedom during time of crisis.
22 Jun 20
Public outcry after footage emerges of officers beating man for violating lockdown.
22 Jun 20
Civil society groups call for the political echelons to rein in their rhetoric.
10 Jun 20
Former detainees face routine threats and intimidation
9 Jun 20
Entire territory currently only has safe accommodation for a maximum of four women.
4 Jun 20
Campaigners warn that government statistics showing no rise in abuse do not reflect reality.
Project Highlight
4 Jun 20
Expert event explores the impact on regional development and democracy.
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Mosul: Culture and concerts where IS once reigned
For almost three years, while her home city of Mosul was under occupation by so-called Islamic State (IS), Tahani Salih kept a daily diary documenting their crimes.
By Daniella Peled, IWPR Managing Editor
