Crimean Tatar TV Silenced

Russian authorities close ATR television station as arrests and searches continue.

Surrogacy on the Rise in the South Caucasus

As the practice thrives, experts warn that oversight is crucial to ensure protection and prevent exploitation.

What’s Behind Georgia’s “Foreign Agents” Law?

IWPR Caucasus director explains the background to the controversial legislation – and what may lie ahead.

Russian Tankers Accused of Shelling Residential Houses

According to the investigation, they wanted to "teach" villagers a lesson by targeting homes.

Azerbaijani Media Suffers Blow

Leading editor says he is being intimidated into silence.

How I Voted No to a Donetsk Republic, Four Times

Russian Captain to be Tried for Detention and Torture

Civilians were illegally detained and brutally treated during the occupation of strategic town.

Tajik Coalition Tearing at the Seams

Opposition parties run into legal difficulties, making their election chances even slimmer.

Latin America: Journalism Continues to Hold Power to Account

Despite coming under constant attack, independent media are achieving remarkable impact.

Press Freedom Struggles in Kenya

Cases of harassment have mounted amid a surge in police brutality as well as overt government antagonism.