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Defendant wants investigation into his assertion that private conversations were monitored.
Tajiks Claim Travel to Kyrgyzstan Hindered
Effects of border confrontation still reverberating in now troubled relationship between neighbouring states.
Serbian Ex-Police Chief's Sentence Cut On Appeal
Judges reverse a number of former deputy interior minister’s convictions relating to Kosovo conflict.
Azeri Gay Rights Activist's Death Raises Difficult Questions
Gay people often shunned by friends and relatives as well as wider society.
Uzbekistan's Feuding Family Elite
Row sheds light on hidden power struggles as presidential election approaches.
Fighting Torture on the Ground in Uzbekistan
Human rights groups act on behalf of frightened victims.
Azerbaijanis on Both Sides of Syrian Conflict
Religious affiliation – Shia or Sunni – determines which side volunteers take.
Mladic Denounces "Satanic" Court
Former Bosnian Serb army chief declines to give evidence when required to appear at trial of his one-time political superior.
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