Кыргызстан: Проблема преследования сексуального насилия над детьми

Радиопрограмма IWPR

Monday, 30 March, 2015

Кыргызстан: Проблема преследования сексуального насилия над детьми

Радиопрограмма IWPR

Monday, 30 March, 2015

Тему домашнего насилия над детьми стали очень бурно обсуждать в Кыргызстане после шокирующей новости об изнасиловании двухлетнего мальчика.

На данном этапе исследовав и изучив уголовное дело, следствие переквалифицировало обвинение в отношении дяди и тети, предъявив покушение на убийство и изнасилование.

Аудиопрограмма вышла в эфир на национальных радиостанциях Кыргызстана на русском и кыргызскском языках в рамках двух проектов IWPR: «Формирование практики журналистских расследований для продвижения демократических реформ», финансируемого Европейским Союзом и «Усиление потенциала и налаживание мостов между народами Центральной Азии»,осуществляемого при финансовой помощи Министерства иностранных дел Норвегии. IWPR несет полную ответственность за содержание программы, которая ни в коей мере не может быть принята как точка зрения Европейского Союза и Министерства иностранных дел Норвегии.

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