Towards a Safer Tajikistan?
The recent killing of a notorious warlord in Dushanbe has not quelled security fears in the rest of the country.
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.
Presidential backing for new independent radio station raises hopes of more media freedom.
The government's crackdown on Islamic fundamentalism is causing difficulties for men with beards.
An increasing number of Tajiks in Russia are dying at the hands of xenophobic thugs, with the authorities seemingly reluctant to take action.