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Kurds say Property Law Discriminatory

(12-Dec-08)

Growing Pressure to Tackle Domestic Abuse

(11-Dec-08)

Worms in the Water

In this report, Malika Aidarova looked at how a village survives without a supply of clean drinking water.

Turkmen Voters Sceptical Ahead of Polls

Bulgarian, Turkmen Leaders to Discuss Nabucco Gas Project

Foreign Observers for Turkmen Polls

Religious Studies Innovation for Schools

For the first time, Kyrgyzstan’s secular educational system is going to teach children about religion.

Babies Born With Health Problems

In our second feature on Kyrgyzstan, Oxana Polyakova looks at the problems that can affect newborn babies because of lack of awareness about ante-natal health issues.

Bishkek Traffic Problems to Ease

In this programme, we ask whether daily life in the Kyrgyz capital Bishkek is about to improve now that proper, full-sized buses are beginning to replace the over-stuffed minibuses that clog up the city’s streets.

Schoolteacher Shortage Continues

Rural schools in Kyrgyzstan continue to be short of teaching staff as the profession is so poorly paid.