Journalism

Central Asia and China

Investment needed in specialist knowledge across the region.

14 Oct 19

A member of audience going through the report. © CABAR/IWPR

How Central Asia Gets Its News

Ground-breaking IWPR research shows how access to information is changing.

2 Oct 19

Rosemary Olufemi, senior programme officer at the International Centre for Investigative Reporting. © Photo courtesy of R. Olufemi

Nigeria: Working Together for Change

How a collaborative approach is boosting human rights advocacy and defending social justice.

18 Jul 19

IWPR's second School of Analytic Journalism for its CABAR.asia platform. (Photo: IWPR/CABAR.asia)

IWPR Hosts Second School of Analytic Journalism

Central Asian journalists learn new skills in cross-regional training.

11 Jul 19

Young Central Asian analysts and journalists working on their articles at Georgian Sova.news agency. (Photo: IWPR/CABAR)

IWPR Brings Central Asian Journalists to Georgia

Learning from shared experiences and gaining new contacts will boost their work back home.

2 Jul 19

Carl Hartzell, Head of the EU Delegation to Georgia and Kate Fearon, Deputy Head of EUMM at the launch of the 2019 EU Prize for Journalism. © IWPR

EU and IWPR Launch Georgia's Top Journalism Prize

Entries formally open to mark World Press Freedom Day.

3 May 19

(Photo: IWPR)

Monitoring Malawi's Elections

Projects will enhance local reporting on crucial polls.

27 Mar 19

La Tifti (Don't Judge) - a series of five videos highlighting the main problems faced by reporters covering conflict.

Syria: La Tifti (Don't Judge) Video Series

Five part series on conflict sensitive and ethical journalism.

12 Mar 19

IWPR Team who wrote and filmed episodes of the conflict sensitive press manual. (Photo: IWPR)

IWPR Syria Launches Conflict Sensitive Reporting Manual

Handbook uses real-life stories to illustrate common pitfalls.

20 Feb 19

Zurab Balanchivadze (left), one of two finalists of the Special Prize for Peace Journalism at the awards ceremony on January 29, 2019 together with (l to r) Erik Høeg, Head of the EUMM in Georgia, Des Doyle, Head of Press and Public Information office at EUMM, Beka Bajelidze, IWPR Caucasus Regional Director and Nika Gablishvili, the 2018 Prize winner. (Photo courtesy of EUMM)

Georgia: Special Peace Prize Winner Announced

Winning article follows the struggles of an ethnically-mixed village.

31 Jan 19

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