Central Asia: Oct/Nov ‘09
IWPR journalist in Kyrgyzstan wins an award for parliamentary coverage.
IWPR journalist in Kyrgyzstan wins an award for parliamentary coverage.
Questions raised as to why Tajik power company is not paying for electricity taken from Russian-owned dam scheme.
IWPR event instrumental in mobilising community efforts to deal with growing problem of suicide in Tajikistan.
Tajikistan’s delegation to the Copenhagen climate change conference has proposed setting up an international body to save the world’s glaciers.
As eight parties gear up for Tajikistan’s parliamentary election in February, reporter Muzaffar Rustamov asks political experts how much of a role they play.
Pensioners in Tajikistan are finding life increasingly tough as their benefits fail to keep pace with inflation, Firuza Karabazova reports.
More and more young people are taking their own lives in Tajikistan’s mountainous southwest, and no one can really say why.
New rules requiring people to pay government institutions for advice and information have caused anger in Tajikistan, Central Asia’s poorest state.
Government accused of underestimating number of heroin users and failing to support treatment programmes.
Poverty and social stigma contribute to high re-offending rate among women released from jail.