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26.07.2007 15:53 msk Kazakhstan Migration
Anatoly Ahmetov, leader of the Kazakh Right Union, joined the United Social Democratic Party and urged owners of autos with right side steering wheel to vote this party in the forthcoming Majilis election.
02.07.2007 20:42 msk Migration Uzbekistan
Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers "On record keeping concerning citizens of the Republic of Uzbekistan employed abroad" was adopted in Uzbekistan in the middle of May 2007. Problems of labor immigration are in the focus of interest in Uzbekistan because labor immigration is a distinct prospect
27.06.2007 11:52 msk Afghanistan Migration
Ferghana.Ru news agency has already run some stories on establishment and functioning of Central Asian diasporas in Russia (see Immigration). Here is another story, on Afghani diaspora, in an interview with Mr. Gulam Mohammad, Fatherland Business Center President.
10.01.2007 11:41 msk Migration Russia
Centrasia non-profit partnership was established in Moscow in 2006. Judging by its program documents, Centrasia will make an emphasis on development of cultural and business contacts between Russia and Central Asian countries and on legal assistance to immigrants from the region. Centrasia will also
06.12.2006 13:48 msk Migration Russia
Ferghana.Ru photo History of this Tajik family in Russia began 7 years ago when the four brothers first came to the Volgograd region and rented a plot of land. Everyone who knows them calls them hardworking men indeed. Back at home, the brothers handled fields of cotton in the vicinity Dushanbe and
02.10.2006 14:31 msk Migration Russia
Varorud news agency reports indicate that the first issue of Migrant NSK is on sale in Novosibirsk. A newspaper for the citizens of Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan seeking jobs in Novosibirsk and its environs, Migrant NSK is published by the regional directorate of the federal Immigrant Labor
22.09.2006 09:47 msk Migration
There was a time when the train from Dushanbe reached only Astrakhan, the fact that made the latter a major trans-shipment point for Central Asian immigrants on their way to Russia. Awhile ago, the route was extended to Moscow again. Made up in Dushanbe, it makes five runs to Moscow a week. Most tra
13.09.2006 16:15 msk Migration
Located in the southern part of the country, the Astrakhan and Volgograd region are known for agricultural products - watermelons, melons, tomatoes, aubergines, paprika, and so on. What information is available indicates that nearly 70% of the whole output is grown by immigrants from Central Asia.
08.09.2006 17:20 msk Migration Russia
This is the first publication in the new series dedicated to the life of Central Asian communities in Russia. Our studies indicate existence of a great deal of Uzbek communities throughout Russia. Here is a story of the community in Astrakhan
28.08.2006 11:13 msk Kazakhstan Migration
About 24,000 foreigners from Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, and Russia have gone legal and received certificates of immigrants in Kazakhstan. Most immigrants are menial workers at construction sites and vendors. Applications for legalization are forwarded to the authorities by their employers (
23.08.2006 14:15 msk Migration
Independent web site Uzbekinfo.org reports that 41 refugee from Andijan currently residing in the United States intends to return to Uzbekistan on August 24. Thirty-five refugees live in Pennsylvania, three in Ohio, and three in Maryland.
16.08.2006 13:19 msk Kazakhstan Migration
Kazakh Republican Movement Ult Tagdyry [Fate of the Nation] released an appeal to the Russian diaspora in Kazakhstan .
11.08.2006 13:58 msk Migration
Tolib Yakubov, one of the best known Uzbek human rights activists and chairman of the semi-legal Society for Human Rights, and Abdujalil Boimatov of the Society Secretariat are currently in Alma-Ata, Kazakhstan.
19.07.2006 17:26 msk Migration
Sitting at a street cafe, we sip a weak beer (some local brand) and watch pretty blondes cycling by.
19.07.2006 17:09 msk Migration
In early spring, four young men from the Samarkand region decided to travel to Russia to earn their families' living. They had heard somewhere that there were special coaches running to Russia, raised the sum they were told would suffice to pay their fare, and turned up at the bus stop.
22.06.2006 16:55 msk Migration
This piece on the Uzbek diaspora in the Russian capital opens a series of articles on Central Asian communities in Russia.
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