Kyrgyzstan's Islamic TV Revolution
A range of broadcasters are catering for a public increasingly interested in religion.
19 Aug 17
A range of broadcasters are catering for a public increasingly interested in religion.
Space for critical debate shrinks further amid economic crises and fears over extremism.
Independent outlets fear pressure may fuel self-censorship.
Latest case highlights growing dangers to country's media scene.
Women are being prevented from pursuing careers in journalism.
Activists warn that government demonisation has created a culture of impunity.
Local reporters complain of efforts to silence them.
Speakers say that public trust can only be won through a higher degree of professionalism.
Journalists complain that officials continually obstruct their work.
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