Addressing Roots of Conflict in Kyrgyzstan
Expert argues that ethnic tensions have been simmering for years, and radical new policies are needed to prevent conflict repeating itself.
Expert argues that ethnic tensions have been simmering for years, and radical new policies are needed to prevent conflict repeating itself.
Grassroots “peacekeepers” needed to rebuild trust between Kyrgyz and Uzbeks.
World powers secure concessions that allow them to evade prosecution for such crimes.
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