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IWPR holds regular trainings for students and journalists from across Central Asia, with their materials published in Russian and national languages on the analytical platform CABAR.asia and in English for international readers on iwpr.net . Articles by IWPR reporters cover current events andsignificant trends that affect the lives of people in the whole Central Asian region.
Drawing Out Kazakstan’s Social Tensions

How one artist is trying to stir public debate through humour. (more…)

CABAR.asia
14.08.16
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Kazak Zoo Scandal Highlights Animal Rights

The plight of a female tiger has caught public attention and raised hopes for change. A series of deaths among rare animals in one of Kazakstan’s largest zoos have highlighted the country’s lack of legislation to protect animal welfare. (more…)

CABAR.asia
11.07.16
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Kazakstan: Hipsters of the Steppe

Young creatives are pursuing a niche look, accessorised with iPhones and fuelled by chai lattes. (more…)

CABAR.asia
10.05.16
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Economic Crisis Shakes Kazakstan’s Macho Culture

Mental health professionals report unprecedented surge of men seeking help.

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CABAR.asia
18.04.16
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Economic Crisis Shakes Kazakstan's Macho Culture

Mental health professionals report unprecedented surge of men seeking help.

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CABAR.asia
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Labour Liberalisation Alarms Kazak Workers

Legislation reverses former Soviet model of state control over energy industry. Kazakstan’s new labour law has been welcomed by employers as a positive move towards liberalisation which will help the country weather a harsh economic period.

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CABAR.asia
25.03.16
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Kazak State Tightens Grip on Internet
Experts warn that online access will be imperilled if new laws are put into effect. New legislation introduced in Kazakstan has raised concerns over both citizen’s digital freedom and data security. (more…)
CABAR.asia
19.02.16
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IWPR Kazakstan: More Action Needed on Workplace Harassment
Stigma and legal loopholes mean that many women suffer in silence. Aigul, a financial analyst from Almaty, recently lost her job after refusing her boss’s sexual advances. The head of the company had begun asking her to stay late in the office, using the opportunity to proposition her. (more…)
CABAR.asia
28.12.15
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Alimony in Kazakhstan: Can Pay, Won’t Pay
Legal system has been slow to enforce payment orders on wayward ex-husbands. (more…)
CABAR.asia
07.05.15
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Alimony in Kazakhstan: Can Pay, Won't Pay
Legal system has been slow to enforce payment orders on wayward ex-husbands. (more…)
CABAR.asia
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IWPR activities in Central Asia

Go Viral Festival Shymkent

Press release Shymkent, Kazakhstan – May 17-18, 2024 For the first time, t..

CABAR.asia 08.05.24
Vacancy: Finance/Admin Manager- Kazakhstan

The IWPR country office in Kazakhstan is looking for a Finance/Admin Manager. Location:  Almaty, Kazakhstan Hours: Full time Salary:..

Aziza Mukhametova 18.04.24
Expert Meeting: “Women’s Role in the Environmental Movement in Central Asian Countries”

On the eve of International Women’s Day celebrated on March 8, CABAR.asia held an expert meeting titled “Women’s Role in the Environmental Movement in Central Asian Countries”. During the me..

Lola Olimova 11.03.24