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A long term stay at IMS, after joining in January 2012, was not in my plans. I was toying with the idea of further studies and getting back into the trenches, as we colloquially call civic activism in Zimbabwe.
The current situation in Afghanistan raises numerous questions that all of us who have invested in the development of the country over the last 20 years are now pondering.
Regardless of which party runs Sweden, its policy towards Belarus must be clear, write Gulnara Akhundova, Head of the Global Response department at IMS, and Ognjen Radonjic, Head of Eastern Europe at Forum CIV.
The bond between political prisoners and their families is broken. Belarusians who lost their freedom months ago cannot see their relatives and miss the first steps of their children.
In 2011, Tunisians put an end to a 23-year-long dictatorship and embarked on a tumultuous, yet remarkable, journey towards building a democracy where human rights and media freedoms are upheld and protected under the law. In light of the recent political developments in Tunisia and the uncertainty of what the country’s new chapter will bring, it is timely to look at the past decade’s developments and stress that continued support to Tunisia’s independent media actors and rights groups must be maintained and even expanded.
IMS-partner Daraj is one of 17 media organisations to take part in the Pegasus Project exposing widespread abuse of NSO’s hacking spyware, Pegasus. Co-founder and CEO of Daraj, Alia Ibrahim, Alia Ibrahim looks back at recent attacks on journalists and asks the question: Why do we do it?
