Tajik Mothers Seek Sons Lost in War
Six years after the civil war ended, parents of missing soldiers continue to search for them.
Six years after the civil war ended, parents of missing soldiers continue to search for them.
Soviet style incentives to start families draws scorn from impoverished Kazaks
Five-year sentence meted out to small-time farmer shows power of local bosses.
Men who abuse women evade prosecution because their victims are reluctant to come forward.
Although the main opposition leader is safely in jail, the government is keeping close watch on his home village.
Huge challenges ahead for persecuted Erk party, operating unhindered for the first time in a decade.
Akaev's plans to have all public sector workers kitted out in uniforms provoke resentment
A new strategy for boosting Kazakstan's oil industry reflects concern that foreign interest will wane as Iraq comes on stream.
Decision to amend several areas of the constitution may backfire on President Rahmonov.
IWPR investigation paints dismal picture of abuse and neglect in the mental healthcare system.