Concern that NGO Law Favours Kazak Regime Loyalists
Long-awaited legislation on state funding fails to address issues of concern.
24 Oct 13
Civil society
Syrian City Recovers From Car Bombings
Still seen as fairly safe, Jaramana has become a refuge for people displaced by fighting elsewhere.
30 Sep 13
Mixed Marriages in Sectarian Syria
Couples describe difficulty of winning acceptance when they marry across faith divides.
28 Sep 13
Uganda's Youth Business Fund Under Scrutiny
Concern that those in the north of the country will struggle to meet scheme's stringent application criteria.
15 May 12
Enjoying Multicultural Almaty
Kazakstan’s former capital has become a magnet for ambitious young Central Asians, attracted not just by opportunities but also by welcoming environment.
14 Mar 12
Fire-Damaged Tbilisi Church in Ownership Row
Armenians want to reclaim church premises where they once worshipped in Georgia.
16 Feb 12
Azeri Oil Wealth Doesn't Spread to Workers
Many families still live in cramped conditions in hostel accommodation.
6 Feb 12
Gay Parade Controversy in Azerbaijan
Proposal for march ahead of Eurovision contest meets strong opposition.
3 Feb 12
Georgia: High Prices Limit Freedom of Information
Journalists say cost of accessing documentation hampers their ability to conduct investigations.
23 Dec 10
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