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IWPR project aimed at combating climate of impunity over extrajudicial killings and enforced disappearances featured on website of leading Philippine broadcaster.

IWPR Editorial Comment

Sudanese journalist Abdelrahman was detained in Khartoum on October 30 2010. (Photo: IWPR)
Detention of journalist underlines the grave risks Sudanese media face in trying to maintain their independence.

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I was born in Baku on March 13, 1978 and have spent most of my life here. I do not consider myself a native though, since my parents moved here from Shamakhi, 100 kilometres or so to the east. As a child, I lived in the capital’s Khutor region, which at the time was mainly home to Armenians. Most of my friends were Armenians until I turned 10, when they fled the inter-ethnic violence that heralded the Karabakh war.

Postcard From...

A woman carries goods down a busy street in the town of Arua. (Photo: Pernille Baerendtsen)
Town on border between Uganda and Sudan enjoying something of a boom, but there could be trouble ahead.

What's New at IWPR

  • 24 Nov 2010
    IWPR justice reporter Katy Glassborow interviewed by the BBC's Network Africa programme on start of Jean Pierre Bemba trial at the International Criminal Court in The Hague.
  • 18 Nov 2010
    Activists say IWPR Iraq human rights broadcast has helped raise awareness about abuses among decision-makers and the general public.
  • 15 Nov 2010
    IWPR briefs security conference on media incitement during the conflict of the 90s.

IWPR Insight

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A power-sharing agreement has finally been reached in Iraq, after eight months of political stalemate.

With a government now due to be formed within 30 days, IWPR Iraq chief of mission Ammar al-Shahbander identifies the main problems facing the new authority.