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Against gender apartheid

Posted by IWR Cover, Interview Feb 1, 2010

Cover story. Haideh Daragahi interviews Parvin Ardalan — women’s rights activist, journalist from Iran.

In Iran, images speak

Posted by IWR Commentary, Cover Feb 1, 2010

Parvin Ardalan – Iranian women’s rights activist and journalist, and cover person of January/February 2010 issue of Independent World Report – on the civil resistance against the Iranian regime.

Phoenix from the ashes

Posted by IWR Essay Sep 25, 2009

A tale of the book in Iran by Azar Mahloujian.

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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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