Tajik NGOs Flourish But Lack Political Bite
Though most agree they do good work, women-led NGOs are vulnerable to accusations of being too close to the government.
Though most agree they do good work, women-led NGOs are vulnerable to accusations of being too close to the government.
Unlike its counterparts in the West, a new women’s shelter in Tajikistan aims to reunite troubled families.
Poverty and lack of legal status hit women hardest in the refugee community.
Women played a key role in the “Tulip Revolution” but are now in danger of being forgotten by the country’s new leaders.
Homophobia is rife in Kyrgyzstan with gay women particularly susceptible to discrimination.
Akaev's opponents rubbish his claim that plebiscite results reflect public trust in his
A marked increase in regional disunity is draining countries of their resources and increasing their dependence on outside powers.
The quest for the Nobel Peace Prize is proving more trouble than it’s worth for Uzbek women nominees.
Sense of hopelessness and despair prompts growing numbers of rural women to turn to drink.
Pregnant women pressured to work in the country’s toxic cotton fields risk miscarriages and premature births.