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| Riina Kionka |
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Turkmenistan: EU Official Optimistic About Human Rights Situation
On June 24 in Turkmenistan's capital, Ashgabat, European Union officials opened what is expected to be a series of discussions on human rights in the country. However, the talks got under way just days after Sazak Durdymuradov, a frequent contributor to RFE/RL’s Turkmen Service, was arrested and reportedly beaten by Turkmen police in a case that throws into question the Central Asian state’s commitment to human rights. more
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| [ June 27, 2008 ] |
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| Turkmenistan: RFE/RL Contributor Being Held At Infamous Psychiatric Hospital |
| [ June 26, 2008 ] |
| U.S. Envoy To OSCE Says Kazakhstan Lagging In Reforms |
| [ June 25, 2008 ] |
| Uzbekistan: EU Maintains Strategy, Despite Worsening Rights Situation |
| Kazakhstan: Women's Summit Opens In Astana |
| [ June 24, 2008 ] |
| Central Asia: Websites Unite To Protest Internet Censorship In Uzbekistan |
| Turkmenistan: Activists, Journalists Harassed Ahead Of EU Meeting |
| [ June 23, 2008 ] |
| Turkmenistan: Border Residents Forcibly Relocated To New District |
| Tajikistan: Dushanbe's Last Synagogue Demolished |
| Energy: Nabucco Chief Eyes Iranian, Russian Gas Despite U.S. Objections |
| East: Russia, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan Criticized For Suppressing Democracy |
| [ June 19, 2008 ] |
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| Central Asia: Slain Journalist's Father Accuses Uzbek President Of Murder |
| Uzbekistan: U.S. Treasury Freezes Bank Accounts Of Terror Suspects |
| [ June 18, 2008 ] |
| Uzbekistan: OSCE Concerned Over 'Harassment And Intimidation' Of RFE/RL Journalists |
| Tajikistan: Tensions Rising Over Food Prices In Remote East |
| [ June 17, 2008 ] |
| Kyrgyzstan: Rights Groups Assail Restrictive New Media Law |
| [ June 16, 2008 ] |
| Russia: Moscow Looks To Expand Military Presence In Central Asia |
| [ June 15, 2008 ] |
| Central Asia: Age-Old Water Problem Brings Tensions To A Boil |
| [ June 14, 2008 ] |
| Central Asia: Mourners In Kyrgyz Capital Bid Farewell To Literary 'Giant' Aitmatov |
| [ June 13, 2008 ] |
| Uzbekistan: State TV 'Threatens' RFE/RL Journalists |
| Central Asia: World Bank Warns Of Tainted Blood Transfusions Across Region |
| [ June 12, 2008 ] |
| Central Asia: Child Labor Alive And Thriving |
| [ June 11, 2008 ] |
| East: Poll Finds Fear Of Free Speech In Former Soviet Countries |
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| [ June 10, 2008 ] |
| Turkmenistan: Moscow Designer Eyes Turkmen Fashion, As Locals Vie With Strict Dress Code |
| Uzbekistan: International Groups Blast Tashkent's 'Media Freedom Conference' |
| [ June 9, 2008 ] |
| Central Asia: Kyrgyz Ombudsman Could Set Regional Standard |
| [ June 6, 2008 ] |
| Uzbekistan: Longest-Held Political Prisoner Free After Two Decades In Jail |
| [ June 5, 2008 ] |
| Energy: Caspian Pipeline Projects Resemble Gordian Knot |
| U.S.: Human-Trafficking Report Finds Key Criminals Often Go Unpunished |
| [ June 4, 2008 ] |
| Tajikistan: Plot Thickens Around Banker's Disappearance |
| Islam: Shari'a-Compliant Finance Becoming Viable Part Of Global Banking |
| [ June 3, 2008 ] |
| Central Asia: Locust Invasion Worsens Region's Food Woes |
| Uzbekistan: Freed Rights Activist Calls Uzbek Prisons 'Islands Of Torture' |
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