IWPR activities in Central Asia
According to experts, the practice of transnational repressions used by the regional regimes strengthens, improves and legitimises every time. The leader of Belarus opposition, Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya, delivered a special speech in this regard. (more…)
The second quarter of the year turned out to be difficult for the region. Cross-border conflicts, an increase in the incidence of COVID-19 (record over the past six months), an increase in food prices and water problems in the region.
We present to your attention a quarterly digest of online (and not only) CABAR.asia events.
Central Asian governments should strengthen measures to diversify labor migration routes, participants in the regional expert meeting of the analytical platform CABAR.asia believe. (more…)
On May 25, 2021, the Institute for War and Peace Reporting in Central Asia (IWPR CA) in cooperation with the Foreign Policy Centre held a joint online discussion on negative effects of chaotic urban development, historical heritage destruction and citizen activism to protect housing and heritage in Central Asia. (more…)
Every effort should be made to prevent a local border conflict from escalating into an international one, experts say.
The Representative Office of the Institute for War and Peace Reporting (IWPR) in Central Asia in cooperation with the Foreign Policy Center invites you to participate in the international online discussion dedicated to the topic of “Saving our cities: citizen activism to protect housing and heritage in Central Asia”.
IWPR Central Asia Regional Director Abakhon Sultonnazarov shared CABAR.asia experience in covering social issues at the Forum of Social Projects “State, Business and NGOs: 30 Years of Unity and Partnership for Sustainable Development” in Nur-Sultan.
MediaSchool CABAR.asia conducted trainings on the basics of podcasting for students of the Journalism Department in Tashkent from 3 to 6 March with the support of the State University of World Languages and the University of Journalism and Mass Communication of Uzbekistan. (more…)
During the training, the participants got acquainted with the genres and principles of documentary films. The trainer also talked about the basics of pitching (presentation for finding an investor) scenario and basic requirements for filling out grant applications. (more…)
On March 30, IWPR Central Asia held an online discussion on the topic “Women’s Activism in Central Asian Countries: the Fight for Women’s Rights Is Relevant Again”. (more…)