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07.11.2006 22:06 msk Human Rights Uzbekistan
On November 2, the Moscow Municipal Court pondered Rustam Muminov's complaint against the verdict of the Tver District Court that resulted in his deportation from Russia. The plaintiff himself was absent. The Moscow Municipal Court annulled the deportation order and demanded a new investigation. Mum
23.10.2006 16:54 msk Human Rights Uzbekistan
Uzbek political immigrant Ruslan Sharipov encountered difficulties with obtaining the documents that confirm legitimacy of his presence on the territory of the United States. The dissenter and refugee, Sharipov fears that the US authorities may decide to deport him in the middle of November. Ardent
20.10.2006 16:33 msk Human Rights Turkmenistan
Photo by Тvnz.co.nz Women from the Khorezm region of Uzbekistan who married citizens of Turkmenistan after 1992 are sent back to their native country with the stamp "Deported" in their passports. Unofficial estimates indicate that nearly 50 young women, many of them with children, have been deported
13.10.2006 17:18 msk Human Rights Uzbekistan
Some human rights and non-governmental organizations of Uzbekistan released a statement earlier today on the state of health of Muhammed Bekjan, political prisoner in jail since 1999. Ex-chief editor of the newspaper Erk (publication of the namesake political party) and the brother of its leader Muh
09.10.2006 14:57 msk Human Rights Uzbekistan
Last Monday, the UN Council for Human Rights (established this summer to replace the former Committee for Human Rights) decided to discuss human rights abuses in Uzbekistan behind the closed doors. So as not to make a fuss.
09.10.2006 14:55 msk Human Rights Turkmenistan
The European Parliament's Committee for International Trade put on hold ratification of the provisional trade accord between the EU and Turkmenistan. The European Union will sign trade and economic treaties with Ashkhabad only when the latter has made "apparent, discernible, and consistent progress
02.10.2006 14:32 msk Human Rights Turkmenistan
Ogulsapar Muradova of RL Kyrgyz Service was arrested in Ashkhabad on June 18 when officers of the Turkmen National Security Service turned up at her door with the invitation for "a chat". Muradova, 58, never returned from the chat. Neither has she been seen alive, for that matter. Yelena Ovezova (41
23.08.2006 14:37 msk Human Rights Uzbekistan
"Whenever I visit the Museum of Victims of Repressions in Tashkent, I'm always beset by the feelings of sorrow and alarm," a young man told Ferghana.Ru. The young man called himself a relative of one of the Uzbeks tried and sentenced to imprisonment for involvement with the opposition. "So many inno
15.08.2006 21:18 msk Human Rights Russia
Russia has suspended the extradition to Uzbekistan of 13 people accused by the Uzbek authorities of terrorism in connection with the Andijan uprising in 2005, following a demand from the European Court of Human Rights, Russian prosecutors said Tuesday.
11.08.2006 09:19 msk Human Rights
VOA Uzbek Service quoted Vadim Makeyev of the office of the UN Supreme Commissariat for Refugees in Osh as saying that five refugees from Andijan were turned over by the Kyrgyz Prosecutor General's Office to the Uzbek authorities after all. The refugees had been in the Osh detention cell prior to th
01.08.2006 11:04 msk Human Rights Russia
Memorial Human Rights Center reports that the Russian Prosecutor General's Office ordered extradition of Mamirjon Tashtemirov, a citizen of Kyrgyzstan. Arrested together with 12 citizens of Uzbekistan, Tashtemirov is to be extradited from Detention Cell No 1, Ivanovo, to Uzbekistan on the request fr
23.05.2006 18:00 msk Human Rights
The Tashkent Court of Appeals chose to change the sentence drawn by Sunny Coalition Coordinator Nadira Khidoyatova earlier this year. Charged with financial fraud, embezzlement, tax evasion, and organization of a gang, Khidoyatova was sentenced to ten years imprisonment in March 2006.
05.05.2006 08:45 msk Human Rights
"Lena-apa, the police has me again." I regularly hear these words on the phone in my apartment and on the cell phone - mornings, afternoons, and evenings. The callers are refugees, almost invariably Uzbeks. Citizens of Uzbekistan account for the majority of immigrants who fled political or religious
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