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Reporting Impact
Journalists trained by IWPR produce news, analysis, and comment pieces on the issues that affect their countries and communities.IWPR Impacts
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Ground-breaking IWPR research shows how access to information is changing. -
Experts identify key areas of vulnerability, including Russian disinformation. -
International event challenges repressive practices. -
Central Asian journalists learn new skills in cross-regional training. -
Multidisciplinary event aims to combat disinformation and build civic resilience.
29 Oct 15
Last call for submissions – deadline Monday, November 2.
21 Aug 15
Workshops introduce participants from across the country to essential practical skills
11 May 15
Cross-border railway could tie region into trade with Europe, but there's been little discussion of it locally.
24 Apr 15
“No excuses for silence,” audience at film screening is told.
28 Jan 15
IWPR takes Georgian reporters to a village on the fragile boundary with South Ossetia.
10 Mar 14
Local residents say they have long felt their needs were being ignored, but now the government has woken up to their concerns.
19 Sep 13
Editor describes challenges and rewards of investigative reporting in Afghanistan.
18 Sep 13
Sikh and Hindu leaders say article got their voices heard at the highest level.
28 May 13
Debate comes as work continues on legislation intended to change the way disability is referred to.
13 Mar 13
Radio programme explains why development funding for the war-torn north stalled, and gives audience a chance to air forthright views.
