Turkmen Addiction Rising
The president's goal of a 'drug-free century' remains only a fantasy.
The president's goal of a 'drug-free century' remains only a fantasy.
President Karimov is urged to alleviate the suffering of Uzbekistan's political and religious inmates.
The grey-market metal trade costs people their lives and the country millions of dollars.
The recent killing of a notorious warlord in Dushanbe has not quelled security fears in the rest of the country.
The investigation of a grizzly multiple killing in an Uzbek tourist town has uncovered more questions than answers.
<LI><A HREF=" http://www.iwpr.net/index.pl?archive/rca/rca_200108_65_3_eng.txt"> Towards a Safer Tajikistan?"</A><BR> By Vladimir Davlatov in Dushanbe (RCA No. 65, 17-Aug-01)</LI>
Farmers lose their livelihoods in government drive to counter drought and a shortage of arable ground.
Tragic accident at gold mine prompts calls for independent inquiry.
The poor and the sick are flocking to a medieval shrine - much to the annoyance of Uzbekistan's Islamic leaders.
Government claims success in its campaign to wipe out Hizb-ut Tahrir.