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How women mobilised to care for the most vulnerable members of their already-stressed communities. -
Calls for convicted killer to be handed over to serve sentence. -
Illegal fencing still being used to encroach on Georgian-held land. -
Small-scale producers await emergency government measures. -
The Covid-19 quarantine means many lack access to basic services.
29 May 20
How women mobilised to care for the most vulnerable members of their already-stressed communities.
18 May 20
Calls for convicted killer to be handed over to serve sentence.
14 May 20
Illegal fencing still being used to encroach on Georgian-held land.
13 May 20
Small-scale producers await emergency government measures.
27 Apr 20
The Covid-19 quarantine means many lack access to basic services.
14 Apr 20
Thousands working in Poland suddenly find themselves without jobs and homeless.
6 Apr 20
“We are desperate, we are lost and do not know how to deal with the crisis.”
Project Highlight
17 Mar 20
Discussion raises shared challenges faced by those in occupied territories.
10 Mar 20
Kremlin believed to be fuelling social media efforts to stoke paranoia.
Project Highlight
2 Mar 20
Multilingual collaborations aim to improve the flow of information across the region.
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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
