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Tajikistan
Journalists trained by IWPR produce news, analysis, and comment pieces on the issues that affect their countries and communities.Global Voices
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Families willing to go to great lengths to ensure children get a specialised education. -
Regimes are jumping on an anti-incitement bandwagon to silence critics. -
There is little state provision for a particularly vulnerable sector of the population. -
Dushanbe wants to boost its defence forces, but people simply don’t want to join up. -
Credible reporting is disappearing from the public discourse.
Photo Essay
22 Sep 16
Families willing to go to great lengths to ensure children get a specialised education.
Comment
16 Sep 16
Regimes are jumping on an anti-incitement bandwagon to silence critics.
11 Aug 16
There is little state provision for a particularly vulnerable sector of the population.
7 Jul 16
Dushanbe wants to boost its defence forces, but people simply don’t want to join up.
Interview
28 Jun 16
Credible reporting is disappearing from the public discourse.
7 Jun 16
Economic troubles and official disapproval takes its toll on a dwindling subculture.
4 May 16
Disturbing trend sees mothers driven to desperate measures.
Interview
25 Apr 16
Hopes that new legislation will help change culture of impunity.
21 Apr 16
Both sides say they can support each other in building new post-conflict realities.
22 Mar 16
Tajiks welcome the start of a new year with mass festivities.
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