Georgian Women Seek Fair Maternity Terms
Proposed changes ban arbitrary dismissal during maternity, but activists also want better pay and conditions.
7 May 13
Caucasus
Journalism "Minefield" in Azerbaijan
Reporters blackmailed, threatened and attacked as government clamps down further ahead of presidential election.
3 May 13
Two Kazaks Charged in Boston Case
Court hears that they hid evidence to protect the younger Tsarnaev brother.
2 May 13
Azeri Journalists Learn Cyber-Security Tips
IWPR shares Middle Eastern best practice in digital security with Azerbaijani colleagues.
30 Apr 13
Armenia's Male-Dominated Elections
Next month’s ballot for Yerevan city council will test how well a quota system for female candidates is working.
26 Apr 13
Integration a Hard Road for Young Chechen Men
Immigrants imbued with traditional values of masculinity and power can run into problems fitting into a different kind of society.
26 Apr 13
An Immigrant From the Caucasus
As speculation continues on the motives for the Tsarnaev brother’s actions, a journalist from the Caucasus offers a different take on life in the United States.
26 Apr 13
Embattled Georgian President Rallies His People
Was rally in Tbilisi a sign of renewed strength, or a last gasp?
25 Apr 13
Dismay, Disbelief Among Kyrgyzstan's Chechens
Residents of Tsarnaev family’s home town say it’s wrong to hang blame on entire ethnic group.
25 Apr 13
Armenia: After Landmine Deaths, Questions About Russian Army Base
Firing range where two boys stepped on a landmine was used as common grazing by local villagers.
25 Apr 13
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