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Central Asia

Alleged Torture Death May Make Test-Case in Tajikistan

4 May 11

Tajikistan's Reluctant Soldiers

4 May 11

Tajik Suicide Rate Driven Up by Hardship

4 May 11

Water Shortage in Southern Kyrgyz Region

3 May 11

Undead Kyrgyz Protester Resurfaces

3 May 11
As part of national commemorations of the 2010 revolution and the violence that accompanied it, mourners visited the graves of relatives killed during the protests. (Photo: Igor Kovalenko)
As part of national commemorations of the 2010 revolution and the violence that accompanied it, mourners visited the graves of relatives killed during the protests. (Photo: Igor Kovalenko)

Kyrgyzstan Marks Uprising Date in Sorrow

Images of commemorations for those killed in April 2010 violence.

3 May 11
Screening of IWPR video on domestic violence. (Photo: IWPR)
Screening of IWPR video on domestic violence. (Photo: IWPR)

Central Asia's Vulnerable Women

Domestic violence is all too often seen as a private matter in which the state should not intervene.

27 Apr 11

Turkmen Internet Users Fearful of Bypassing Censors

27 Apr 11

Turkmen President Set for Key Talks in Romania and Uzbekistan

27 Apr 11
With the male population of working age abroad, women have replaced men in places like this brick-making factory in southern Tajikistan. (Photo: David Trilling)
With the male population of working age abroad, women have replaced men in places like this brick-making factory in southern Tajikistan. (Photo: David Trilling)

Twilight World of Central Asian Migrants

Millions of Central Asian men desperate for work find illegal jobs in Kazakstan and Russia where they have few rights and are vulnerable to exploitation.

27 Apr 11

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