IWPR
Institute for War & Peace Reporting
Reporter Shoira Yusupova joined the growing band of people consulting spiritualists and faith healers in Tajikistan.
Having one’s baby at home is now an accepted option in many countries, but in Tajikistan it is seen as an older rural tradition.
Shahodat Saibnazarova reports from the Islamic Institute in Dushanbe, which recently acquired the title Imam Azzam in honour of the “Great Imam”, Abu Hanifa.
Freed human rights activist determined to fight for greater freedom in country.
Media workers say that their representative body is used to control and restrict them.
Kyrgyzstan’s giant wholesale market at Karasuu is losing out as Chinese trade shifts to Uzbekistan and Tajikistan.
Jazgul Jamangulova reports from Tokmok in northern Kyrgyzstan, where the local railway station has become a permanent if unofficial shelter for homeless people.
Sabina Reingold reports on the elderly people who can often be seen asking for hand-outs on the streets of Bishkek.
Countrywide training workshops draw journalists from remote provinces into the IWPR reporting network.
Training session focuses on developing women’s management and leadership skills.