Kazak Prison Riots Highlight Poor Conditions
Central government’s commitment to penal reform has yet to feed through to prison management, activists say.
Recommendations to OSCE From Parallel Civil Society Conference
28-29 November 2010, Astana, Kazakhstan
Blast in Kyrgyz Capital Raises Tensions
Authorities accuse Islamic radicals of planting bomb, though others are not so sure.
Time for Tajikistan to End Death Penalty
Government should move from moratorium to full abolition, leading lawyer says.
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Open source intelligence (OSINT) can provide facts – but impatient, angry audiences often prefer opinions.