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Institute for War and Peace Reporting

IWPR builds democracy at the frontlines of conflict and change through the power of professional journalism. IWPR programs provide intensive hands-on training, extensive reporting and publishing, and ambitious initiatives to build the capacity of local media. Supporting peace-building, development and the rule of law, IWPR gives responsible local media a voice. Website: www.iwpr.net
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No Freedom of the Press Under Either Castro

15 November 2015 | Publisher: Institute for War and Peace Reporting | Document type: Country News

Kyrgyzstan Politicians Shamed by Social Media

9 November 2015 | Publisher: Institute for War and Peace Reporting | Document type: Country News

Azerbaijan: Campaign Against Meydan TV Continues

3 November 2015 | Publisher: Institute for War and Peace Reporting | Document type: Country News

Syria: The Journalist Who Went Back

13 October 2015 | Publisher: Institute for War and Peace Reporting | Document type: Country News

Building Investigative Reporting Skills in Sierra Leone

9 October 2015 | Publisher: Institute for War and Peace Reporting | Document type: Country News

Meydan TV Latest Focus of Azerbaijan Media Clampdown

23 September 2015 | Publisher: Institute for War and Peace Reporting | Document type: Country News

IWPR Launching Anti-Hate Speech Drive for Burma

11 September 2015 | Publisher: Institute for War and Peace Reporting | Document type: Country News

"They Won't Break Me," Says Jailed Azerbaijani Journalist

2 September 2015 | Publisher: Institute for War and Peace Reporting | Document type: Country News

Top Footballer Among Six Arrested After Journalist Killed in Azerbaijan

13 August 2015 | Publisher: Institute for War and Peace Reporting | Document type: Country News

Helping Syrian Journalists Stay Safe

12 August 2015 | Publisher: Institute for War and Peace Reporting | Document type: Country News

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