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IWPR's Human Rights Reporting, Confidence Building and Conflict Information Programme
This programme contributes to regional dialogue, human rights awareness and independent journalism through practical training and local publication, workshops and public roundtables, joint research projects and collaboration with local human rights groups.
Project Highlights +
September '09
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September '09
Human Rights Reporting Project Weekly Radio Programmes
News Briefing Central Asia Central Asia Map
20 Nov 09 | Reporting Central Asia  596
Battered Social Democrats lose influence in committee shakeup.
By Timur Toktonaliev in Bishkek (RCA No. 596, 21-Nov-09)
Special Report
Defections from regiona distribution network may destroy Soviet-era effort to ensure equitable sharing of electricity.
By Gulnura Toralieva in London (RCA No. 596, 20-Nov-09)
 
Recent reports
13 Nov 09 | Reporting Central Asia  595
Special Report
Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan has relocated next door to Tajikistan, but analysts doubt it will move back into Central Asia.
By Ainagul Abdrakhmanova, Aida Kasymalieva, Inga Sikorskaya, and Anara Yusupova in Bishkek, and Lola Olimova and Аrdasher Tahamtan in Dushanbe (RCA No. 595, 18-Nov-09)
Comment
Upsurge in militant activity in Central Asia will be contained, although security should be stepped up in border areas.
By Sanobar Shermatova in Moscow (RCA No. 595, 06-Nov-09)
Russian
Parliament’s refusal to sign international ban on executions seen as a bad sign.
By Anara Yusupova in Bishkek (RCA No. 595, 13-Nov-09)
Russian
6 Nov 09 | Reporting Central Asia  594
President accused of heading for dynastic rule after appointing son to top job.
By Yevgenia Kim in Bishkek (RCA No. 594, 06-Nov-09)
Russian   Kyrgyz
Residents fear being made homeless as Bishkek authorities move to demolish shantytown.
By Asyl Osmonalieva in Bishkek (RCA No. 594, 06-Nov-09)
Russian   Kyrgyz
Hopes for uncensored web access further threatened as international resource centres close.
By IWPR staff in Central Asia (RCA No. 594, 10-Nov-09)
Russian
After months of turbulence in relations with Russia, the Tajik leader seems to have smoothed things over and gained significant concessions.
By Daler Gufronov in Dushanbe (RCA No. 594, 06-Nov-09)
Russian   Tajik
Comment
Reforms contain many retrograde steps and look like an attempt to bolster president.
By Pavel Dyatlenko in Bishkek (RCA No. 594, 12-Nov-09)
Russian
Project Highlights
Kyrgyz contributor selected as finalist in Asian journalism award.
By Saule Mukhametrakhimova in London (30-Oct-09)
Russian
Reporting Impact
Tajik authorities’ tactics for dealing with foreign Islamic groups under scrutiny.
By Lola Olimova in Dushanbe (30-Oct-09)
Russian
23 Oct 09 | Reporting Central Asia  593
Plan for leaner, tighter government seems as much about increasing president’s role as about turning economy round.
By Timur Toktonaliev and Ainagul Abdrakhmanova in Bishkek (RCA No. 593, 26-Oct-09)
Russian
Western diplomats join OSCE and rights activists in questioning judge’s decision that trial was sound.
By Ainagul Abdrakhmanova in Bishkek (RCA No. 593, 23-Oct-09)
Russian   Kazakh
16 Oct 09 | Reporting Central Asia  592
Joining forces seen as step in right direction, but may not be enough to make opposition electable.
By Sanat Urnaliev in Almaty (RCA No. 592, 16-Oct-09)
Russian
Kyrgyz public unimpressed by new law to make singing national anthem compulsory.
By Anara Yusupova in Bishkek (RCA No. 592, 16-Oct-09)
Russian
With not enough money to rebuild homes, disaster victims face a winter under canvas.
By Sayrahmon Nazriev in Khuroson distrct, southern Tajikistan (RCA No. 592, 20-Oct-09)
Russian



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