Renewed Unrest in South Kyrgyzstan
Minor fistfight erupts into worst bloodshed seen in two decades.
21 Jun 10
Minor fistfight erupts into worst bloodshed seen in two decades.
Campaigners hope jailed reporter’s popularity will increase pressure on authorities to review case.
Tashkent says it cannot cope with any more than the 80,000 it has already let in.
Government official insists worst is over, but gunfire continues and refugees run for the Uzbek border.
Unrest now too widespread for Kyrgyz authorities to deal with, but Russia says no to intervention.
New constitution will not turn the country into a parliamentary democracy just yet, but it’s still the most progressive in the region.