Kyrgyzstan: Return From Syria
Authorities try to weed out people who might pose security threats from others returning from Syria.
Authorities try to weed out people who might pose security threats from others returning from Syria.
More and more women join exodus in search of work and leave their children behind.
It isn't so much the legislation as the way it is interpreted that favours offenders.
Suspects in cases of sexual violence against children can currently avoid trial if they reach an out-of-court settlement.
Provision sneaked into legislative package protecting minors from offensive online content.
Some local retailers resent incomers.
Chinese imports will become more expensive.
As Kyrgyz-Tajik border becomes subject to new customs rules, thriving trade in beef cattle could fall off.
With an election due this autumn, there is less pluralism around than might first appear.
Warnings that opposition leaders are also at “grave risk” of attack.