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African Union Urged to Act on Zimbabwe
Analysts say only regional states have the power to end escalating crisis, but it is still unclear what measures they can agree on.
Uganda
Kony Adds to Peace Process Turmoil
Confusion and scepticism greet rebel leader’s calls for a return to negotiations.
Turning Afghan Heroin Into Kalashnikovs
Remote Afghan province is home to major trading post for heroin destined for Europe and arms for Taleban and other militants.
Special Report
Trouble in Tajik Mountain Province
Badakhshan region seething with discontent, which some fear could translate into political instability if the underlying causes are left unaddressed.
Can Excess of Justice Lead to Injustice?
By Lisa Clifford
Croatia Shows It Can Try War Crimes
By Goran Jungvirth
Crime Without Punishment
By Aleksandar Roknic		 Sahar al-Haideri Wins Amnesty Award
IWPR Iraq Reporters Acclaimed
New vacancies available
TV training for Iraqi women journalists
Afghanistan Dari   Pashto
Afghan Recovery Report
Turning Afghan Heroin Into Kalashnikovs
Rattling Imaginary Sabres
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Project Highlights Mar '08
Reporting Impact Mar '08
Biannual Review – IWPR Afghanistan
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Syria News Briefing
Women Want Female Muftis
Praise for Tougher Consumer Protection
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Project Highlights May '08
Syria Press Monitor
 
Caucasus Russian
Caucasus Reporting Service
Abkhazia Blasts Scare Tourists
Armenia Escapes Europe Ban
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Project Highlights May '08
Reporting Impact May '08
Biannual Review – IWPR Caucasus
Cross Caucasus Journalism Network
Iraq Arab   Kurdish
Iraqi Crisis Report
Some Respite for Displaced Sunni
Comment
Medical Shortages Fatal for Kirkuk Patients
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Project Highlights May '08
Reporting Impact May ‘08
Biannual Review - IWPR Iraq
 
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Zimbabwe Crisis Reports
African Union Urged to Act on Zimbabwe
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Conservatives Challenge Ahmadinejad Over Economy
Reformers Struggle for Impact in Parliament
Nuclear Sanctions Have Limited Effect
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Iran Programme
 
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ICTY - Tribunal Update
Stolac: A Town Deeply Divided
Oric Acquitted in Appeals Hearing
Documenting the Victims of Conflict
Courtside
Seselj Trial Hears of Mostar Shootings
UN Observer Notes Arson, Looting in Croatian Offensive
Briefly Noted
Canadian Takes Up Deputy Prosecutor Post
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Project Highlights May '08
Reporting Impact May '08
Biannual Review – International Justice / ICTY
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Original Perspectives on Regional News
Turkmenistan
Universities to Widen Intake
 
Uzbekistan
Uzbek Party Merger Counts for Little
 
Central Asia
Proposed Regional Grouping a Non-Starter
 
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Uganda
Kony Adds to Peace Process Turmoil
Democratic Republic of Congo
Peace Deal Unraveling
ICC Credibility at Stake
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International Justice/ICC: May ‘08
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International Justice/ICC: May ‘08
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Project Highlights May '08
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Biannual Review – International Justice / ICC


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IWPR international justice reporter Katy Glassborow interviewed by the BBC on the possible collapse of the International Criminal Court case against the Congolese militia leader Thomas Lubanga.
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A researcher who has interviewed prisoners released from Bagram told IWPR they claimed to have been humiliated, beaten…and thrown down stairs during initial interrogations.
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IWPR’s Alan Davis discusses safety and security for journalists on dangerous assignments in the Philippines.
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Afghan journalist may have been targeted because his brother had written about human rights for IWPR.
RFE
"Our reporters are working in some very risky areas and are taking on some very edgy topics," said Jean MacKenzie, IWPR Afghan country director.
"Kazakhstan is the dominant state politically and economically in Central Asia and I predict that it will continue to be so for some time to come," says John MacLeod, senior editor at IWPR.
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IWPR Africa editor Peter Eichstaedt interviewed by Voice of America on the implications of a surprise Sudanese rebel attack on the cities of Omdurman and Khartoum.
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