Kyrgyz Legal Battle
Kyrgyzstan’s ex-president and its new government are swapping allegations of wrongdoing through international lawyers.
Kyrgyzstan’s ex-president and its new government are swapping allegations of wrongdoing through international lawyers.
Tashkent’s neighbours had little choice but to support its recent violent suppression of dissent in the east of the country.
Victims of attacks on shops and other business during the March revolution are doubtful the government will live up to its promise to recompense them
The blood has been washed away, but memories of the violence have not faded.
Was Jumaboy Tolibov jailed for getting on the wrong side of a powerful local official, or as part of a wider organised campaign against free speech?
Reporter Tulkin Karaev given 10 days in jail following Uzbek press attacks on foreign media.
The authorities have done their best to stop people even hearing about the unrest in their next-door neighbour.
Military mount crowd-dispersal exercises as officials speak of need to bolster weapon stocks and scrutinise the opposition.
Yet another set of changes to the law may further hamstring non-government groups.
Deputy’s murder causes consternation in an already jittery political situation.