Iraqi Crisis Report

IWPR report on threats against journalists results in police investigation and promises of better security.
By Uthman al-Mukhtar in Fallujah (04-Aug-09)

Iraq: May '09

Senior Basra official says IWPR stories on social, economic and cultural issues in region will concentrate minds of authorities.
By Hadeel Kamil, an IWPR-trained journalist in Baghdad (22-Jun-09)

Iraq: Apr ’09

Parliamentary committee to examine IWPR report in its review of controversial press legislation.
By IWPR staff and trainees in Iraq

Iraq: Mar ‘09

IWPR report said to highlight political instability in north and put pressure on leaders to introduce reforms.
By IWPR staff in Sulaimaniyah

Iraq: Feb ‘09

Election monitoring officials say they will be more vigilant in future following IWPR report on ballot violations.
By IWPR staff and trainees (24-Mar-09)

Iraq: Jan ‘09

Commentators say IWPR publication and radio show helped to bolster election coverage.
By IWPR staff (20-Feb-09)

Iraq: Nov/Dec ‘08

Report on Mosul Christians said to have helped raise awareness of their plight.
By Hogar Hasan in Erbil (9-Jan-09)

Iraq: Oct ‘08

IWPR stories said to have contributed to better understanding of problems arising from dissolution of Awakening Councils and Shia displacement.
By Roman Zagros in Sulaimaniyah (24-Nov-08)

Iraq: Sep ‘08

Ex-trainees say IWPR training has enabled them to get on in journalism.
By IWPR staff (30-Oct-08)

Iraq: Aug ‘08

Campaigners say IWPR’s reporting on women’s issues is attracting the attention of decision-makers.
By IWPR-trained reporters Azeez Mahmood in Sulaimainyah and Samah Samad in Kirkuk. (23-Sep-08)

Iraq: Jul ‘08

IWPR article on grim conditions at Kirkuk’s principal hospital seen by staff as timely expose of deterioration in local health services.
By Tiare Rath, IWPR Middle East Editor, and Samah Samad, an IWPR-trained journalist in Kirkuk. (22-Aug-08)

Iraq: Jun ‘08

Two stories draw the attention of women’s advocates in Kirkuk and Baghdad.
By IWPR staff (21-Jul-08)

Iraq: May ‘08

IWPR story on “mobile phone abuse” said to have prompted Kurdish lawmakers to look at ways of tackling the problem.
By Mariwan Hama-Saeed, IWPR Iraq editor (26-Jun-08)

Iraq: Apr '08

Women politicians say IWPR report in female suicide bombers needs to be followed up.
By Tiare Rath, Middle East editor (30-May-08)

Iraq: March ‘08

Many journalists trained by IWPR now working for top Iraqi media.
By Tiare Rath, IWPR Middle East editor (28-Apr-08)

Iraq: Feb ‘08

IWPR report on under-representation of Kurdish women politicians in upper echelons of power gives party leaders food for thought.
By Tiare Rath, Middle East editor (19-Mar-08)

Iraq: Jan ‘08

Kurdish parliamentarian says IWPR reporting will influence review of much criticised media legislation.
By Tiare Rath, IWPR’s Middle East editorial manager

Iraq: Nov ’07

European politician and leading NGO commend Iraqi Crisis Reports for highlighting problems faced by ethnic and religious minorities.
By Tiare Rath, Middle East editor

Iraq: Oct ‘07

Leading Arab news website runs a series of IWPR features on the state of media in Iraq.
By Tiare Rath, IWPR Middle East Editor (ICR No 237, 20-Nov-07)

Iraq: Sept’ 07

Special report praised by Council on Foreign Relations and IWPR training contributes to boosting Kurdish magazine’s circulation.
By Tiare Rath, IWPR’s Middle East Editor

Iraq: July/Aug ‘07

Special reports on security and education republished widely in Iraqi and international media.
By Tiare Rath (26-Sep-07)

Iraq: June '07

Arab and international media republish work of murdererd reporter, while UNHCR commends IWPR's work in Iraq.
By Susanne Fischer, Iraq programme manager

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Past Reports

Month	Issue No.
Nov	311-312
Oct	308-310
Sep	303-307
Aug	300-302
Jul	295-299
Jun	292-294
May	289-291
Apr	287-288
Mar	285-286
Feb	283-284
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