Following first case not held in absentia, perpetrator was transferred to a penal colony to serve his term.
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In the latest update, read about how women can strengthen community resilience as Armenia confronts climate change as a key security threat.
#Armenia #Women #Environment
Online attacks aims to silence those with a public presence in media, politics or civic activism.
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Journalists describe the struggle to both access affected areas and distinguish facts from AI-generated online content. IWPR's @FajardoRorie writes.
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In this week’s update, read about how Nepalese journalists struggled to cover the devastating floods and landslides.
#Nepal #Environment #HumanitarianCrisis #Journalism
In the latest update, learn about how Russia is intensifying attacks on Ukraine and its allies.
#Ukraine #conflict #warcrimes
An artisanal mining boom driven by war and poverty is causing a public health emergency, as chemicals poison soil, water and society.
Investigation by Sudanese journalist Samira Hassan Khalifa, of independent outlet @AyinSudan, supported under IWPR's Impact Reporting programme.
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A drone strike reveals the grim calculation of risk Ukrainians live with every day. IWPR's Executive Director @tonyborden writes from #Kyiv.
#Ukraine #conflict
In the latest Frontline Update, read about how Sudan’s gold rush is fuelling war, damaging the environment and destroying communities.
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IWPR's latest investigation, supported under our Impact Reporting initiative, is the result of months of painstaking field reporting by Sudanese journalist Samira Hassan Khalifa, of the independent outlet @AyinSudan. It was published in partnership with The Guardian.
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Thousands attended the funeral because he "remains a figure of national pride and defiance," said @DaniellaPeled, Managing Editor at the Institute for War & Peace Reporting - who covered Mladić's war crimes trial in detail.
The war crimes tribunal "provided an incredibly detailed historical record of Mladić's crimes," she told the BBC, but the Serbian media and education system "has not reflected the true scale of his crimes or the perspectives of victims and survivors."
Pro-government Serbian media "depict him as a loyal soldier who simply carried out his duties," Peled said.
"It's extremely challenging for post-conflict societies to undertake a national reckoning or acknowledge responsibility for the crimes of the past."
#Mladić #genocide
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