Unreported World

Evan Williams

Ingushetia: Reporter's Log

Wednesday 23 September 2009

The first, most overwhelming and longest-lasting impression of Ingushetia is the people’s fear: fear of being watched, fear of being questioned, fear of being arrested and tortured, fear of being ‘disappeared’, fear of being killed.

Ramita Navai

Reporter's Log: Papua New Guinea

Friday 08 May 2009

We weren't prepared for just how endemic witch hunts are in Papua New Guinea. The country is not only one of the most isolated places in the world – many areas were living stone age existences until very recently, and first had outside contact in the 1930s – it's also extremely under-reported.

Peter Oborne

Afghanistan: Reporter's Log

Friday 01 May 2009

Reporters for Unreported World are hardened to austerity. We are used to battling through jungles, living with remote tribes, enduring the privations of  military camps. But this assignment was to be carried out in confort. We were put up in the Gandamack Lodge in central Kabul. Every day we returned home to a hot shower, a good dinner and a very efficient laundry service.

Aidan Hartley

India: Reporter's Log

Friday 24 April 2009

I have never witnessed anything like India’s coalmine fires. Two images will always stick in my mind.

China/North Korea: More Information

Friday 17 April 2009

Discover contact details for organisations working in China and North Korea, as well as further reading on the situation in these two countries.

Oliver Steeds

China/North Korea: Reporter's Log

Thursday 16 April 2009

Although I have worked in China on and off for the past 10 years, I have only had occasional glimpses of the horrors taking place in neighbouring North Korea.