Women journalists in Turkey face a range of challenges, including harrasment, gender bias and restrictions on press freedom. Despite these obstacles, many are finding ways to navigate these ...

In Ukraine, journalists, civil society and law enforcement are finding new ways to work together to document war crimes, identify those responsible and seek justice. At the same time, this emerging ...

Since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine began, journalists, human rights defenders and law enforcement have been finding new ways to document war crimes, identify perpetrators and seek justice.

The first Russian prisoner of war to be convicted in person in Ukraine of sexual violence has been handed a 12-year sentence for rape.

Women in Armenia are often the first to experience the impacts of water scarcity, food insecurity and displacement, yet a growing body of evidence shows that they are also central to community ...

As our midnight train from Kyiv finally trundled past the border village of Rymachi, I caught a glimpse of the wreckage. A carriage of the train just ahead of us, targeted by a Russian drone, rested ...

In Abu Hamad, on the banks of the Nile, verdant orchards, gardens and fields once produced a bounty of dates, citrus fruits, winter grains and cereals for the towns and cities of eastern Sudan, ...

This week marks five years since the Taliban returns to power, and Afghanistan remains one of the world's most hostile environments for independent journalism – and women. Nonetheless, Afghan ...

These days, central Tehran’s busy Tajrish Square market packs up early. Those who come looking for seasonal wild garlic or rhubarb leave before the evening call to prayer, surrendering Tajrish to the ...

Welcome to IWPR’s Frontline Update, your go-to source to hear from journalists and local voices at the front lines of conflict. THE BIG PICTURE As the conflict involving Iran, Israel and the US enters ...