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Not a fair deal

Posted by IWR Frontline Feb 1, 2010

The West must not validate a dictator by buying gas or other resources from him; but instead make him understand that gas purchases are based solely on the democratisation process and on improvements in the human rights situation.

Ambassador of conscience

Posted by IWR Interview Sep 25, 2009

Shafiur Rahman interviews Craig Murray, former British diplomat who blew the whistle on torture and rendition.

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Blood in the washing machine

Anti-Slavery International and Environmental Justice Foundation demand that H&M and Zara boycott cotton from Uzbekistan, following an investigation that links Uzbek cotton to products from both companies.

Censorship fatwa

A group of enlightened white men and women - who were playing the champions of freedom of expression and campaigning against censorship until recently - censored their own magazine.

Ingushetia

The republic has become the most dangerous place in the Russian federation. It is a cycle of bloody atrocity and counter-atrocity that seems to have no end.

Forgotten people, forgotten stories

Some of the most under-reported if not unreported stories of 2009 – ignored or not covered or noted in the margin by the international media.

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