Politics May Cloud Truth in Kyrgyz Murder Inquiry
As suspicions grow about the possible involvement of Tashkent in Alisher Saipov’s death, there is concern that a thorough investigation will prove politically impossible.
15 Feb 10
Special Report
Uzbeks Prey to Modern Slave Trade
As poverty and unemployment drive an increasing number of workers abroad, many become victims of traffickers who sell them into virtual slavery.
15 Feb 10
Secrecy and Justice at the ICTY
Calls for greater scrutiny of tribunal proceedings grow louder in wake of decision to conceal parts of Serbia’s military archives from public.
15 Feb 10
Kosovo: UN Justice Mission Defends Prosecution Record
Top official responds to rights groups’ criticisms of his organisation’s handling of war crimes justice cases.
15 Feb 10
Could Awakening Fighters Rejoin Insurgency?
There are concerns that some Awakening Council members may return to the ranks of al-Qaeda if Baghdad fails them.
15 Feb 10
Could Awakening Fighters Rejoin Insurgency?
There are concerns that some Awakening Council members may return to the ranks of al-Qaeda if Baghdad fails them.
15 Feb 10
Afghan Refugee Focus
The number of Afghan refugees returning home following the over throw of the Taleban has surpassed all expectations.
15 Feb 10
The Killing Fields of Afghanistan
Successive government bans on poppy production have had little impact on a deadly industry that blights lives across the world.
15 Feb 10
Vanishing Afghan Treasures
Religious fanatics and smugglers have over the years laid waste to Afghanistan's rich cultural heritage.
15 Feb 10
Georgia: Questions Linger About Zhvania Death
A year after Georgian prime minister's mysterious death, the official explanation for the cause continues to be questioned.
15 Feb 10
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