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Iraq
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Death of analyst comes as severe blow to freedom of expression and peaceful coexistence. -
Open access social media survey reflects fear and confusion over misinformation. -
Fears that the toll from abuse during lockdown could be higher than from the virus itself. -
The crisis has brought a rare degree of cooperation and comradeship. -
Social media campaigners raise awareness and encourage resilience in meeting Covid-19 challenge.
8 Mar 16
Drawings exhibited in Iraqi capital convey moving messages of life and hope.
3 Mar 16
Understanding the phenomenon helps develop ways to combat violence and promote co-existence.
19 Feb 16
Trainings focus on safety, content and optimising social media impact
19 Feb 16
Five-day project teaches painting and drawing to young people affected by conflict.
19 Feb 16
Participants learn how to optimise their reach and stay safe online.
13 Nov 15
Local community asks for government backing for its efforts to help those arriving from Iraq.
21 Oct 15
Issued by the family of Jacqueline Sutton and the Institute for War & Peace Reporting.
19 Oct 15
Grief at sudden death of a talented and capable friend and colleague.
15 Oct 15
Life of much-missed friend, colleague and family man celebrated with moving tributes.
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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
