Tajikistan
Central Asia: 20 Years of Independence
As the Soviet Union broke up in 1991, the five Central Asian republics suddenly found themselves independent states, facing numerous challenges in creating a sense of nationhood and building separate economic structures. To mark the two decades since the five new states came into being, IWPR is publishing a series of articles highlighting the common challenges facing them, and some of the ways in which their paths have diverged over the years.
18 May 12
Prejudice against educated brides stems from fear they will rebel against traditional domestic roles.
Interview
13 Mar 12
Social networking site was among several blocked following article predicting president’s removal.
Interview
9 Feb 12
At home, the government confines appointments to circle of insiders, while abroad the country has few real friends.
25 Oct 11
In remote northeastern district, Tajik men have taken to specifically Kyrgyz custom of “stealing” brides.
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