Saule Mukhametrakhimova
Central Asia Editor
Originally from Kazakstan, Saule Mukhametrakhimova worked as a journalist for the BBC World Service’s Central Asia and Caucasus section from 1994 to 1999. She joined IWPR as Central Asia and Caucasus Project Coordinator and was instrumental in launching these reporting services. Since 2000, Saule has served as IWPR's Central Asia Programme Manager and later Editor.
Stories by the Author
Central Asia: Apr/May '11
IWPR round table spurs officials to consider development of a national plan to address the problem.
28 Jun 11
Event Prompts Bid to Tackle Kazak Teen Suicide
IWPR round table spurs officials to consider development of a national plan to address the problem.
28 Jun 11
Kyrgyzstan: Little Progress on Rebuilding Stable Society
June 2010 violence should warn Central Asian governments and international community that greater engagement on key problems is needed, ethnic policy expert says.
9 Jun 11
Central Asia's Vulnerable Women
Domestic violence is all too often seen as a private matter in which the state should not intervene.
27 Apr 11
Keeping Up Appearances in Kazakstan
Presidential election serves little purpose apart from claiming democratic credentials.
27 Feb 11
Activists Get Their Message Across in Central Asia
IWPR has helped dozens of rights organisation to communicate more effectively with the public.
29 Jan 11
Central Asia Radio Filling a Gap
IWPR partner radio stations say service helps develop their journalists and lift their output.
4 Jan 11
Central Asia: Oct/Nov ‘10, Part II
IWPR partner radio stations say service helps develop their journalists and lift their output.
4 Jan 11
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