Afghan Women Denied Justice in Kandahar
Lack of support for those who try to make formal complaints of gender-based violence.
21 Oct 15
Rule of law
Tajik Military Ignores Bullying
Five deaths under unclear circumstances suggest culture of violence continues.
11 Sep 15
Rule of Law vs Rule by a Few in Kyrgyzstan
What price legitimacy if the ruling elite doesn’t always abide by the law?
9 Sep 15
Bumpy Start to Kyrgyzstan's Eurasian Membership
Exporters say customs controls with Kazakstan remain in place despite launch of free trade rules.
25 Aug 15
Russian Soldier's Conviction Leaves Armenian Lawyers Sceptical
Murder trial still to take place in an Armenian court.
24 Aug 15
Kyrgyz Politics Still Too Close to the Mob?
Organised crime has had a symbiotic relationship with the political world for years.
14 Jul 15
Kyrgyz Constitutional Change Delayed, Not Dropped
President agrees tactical retreat on controversial legislation, but insists change is inevitable.
3 Jul 15
Life on the Outside for Kyrgyzstan's Female Ex-Cons
Returning to families can be as hard as finding work.
30 Jun 15
Kyrgyzstan Judge's Dismissal Looks Like Government Interference
Case highlights wider concerns about an executive that seems to be trying to mould the constitutional court into a weak, pliable institution.
26 Jun 15
Afghans Question Reconstruction Scheme
Debate participants say the National Solidarity Programme's projects are not always well run.
23 Jun 15
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