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Muhiddin Kabiri, chairman of the Islamic Rebirth Party of Tajikistan. (Photo courtesy of Hikmatullo Saifullozoda)
Muhiddin Kabiri, chairman of the Islamic Rebirth Party of Tajikistan. (Photo courtesy of Hikmatullo Saifullozoda)

Tajikistan's Islamic Opposition Under Pressure

Party leaders say succession of incidents shows they are being targeted by government.

29 Jul 14
Central Asian gypsies or Luli outside the Mavlono Yoqub Charkhi mosque in Dushanbe. (Photo: Nilufar Karimova)
Central Asian gypsies or Luli outside the Mavlono Yoqub Charkhi mosque in Dushanbe. (Photo: Nilufar Karimova)

Tajik Gypsy Children Miss Out on Education

Economic and cultural factors result in poor school attendance.

7 May 14

Tajikistan's Military Dogged by Bullying Problems

24 Apr 14

Law to "Insulate" Tajiks From Foreign Islamic Influence

21 Jun 12
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