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Another analytical discussion on the CABAR.asia platform was devoted to the problems of the implementation of such a constitutional right as freedom of expression and holding public actions in the countries of Central Asia. (more…)
In Tajikistan, helping the ill and needy has become one of the methods of fraudulent schemes for those who like to get wealthy on the Internet. To avoid falling into the “paws” of scammers, experts urge to increase the digital literacy of internet users. (more…)
In recent years there has been a rising trend in Tajikistan of adult children relinquishing custody of their elderly parents. (more…)
Every year in Tajikistan, natural disasters cause a large number of fatalities and cause enormous economic damage. Experts believe that the authorities do not pay sufficient attention to disaster prevention.
The July 2021 mudslides in the Panjakent region killed 12 people, including four children. (more…)
On December 9 and December 14, the Institute for War and Peace Reporting in Central Asia (IWPR CA) presented the Handbook for journalism tutors “Handbook on New Media” in Bishkek and Dushanbe. The Handbook is one of the important outcomes of the long-term CABAR.asia Media School’s initiative to work with the journalism faculties.
Tajik experts warn that the use of coal poses serious environmental problems. However, the authorities say that thanks to coal, they can heat the capital city and create additional jobs. (more…)
According to the experts, without high-quality demographic policy and its diligent implementation, population growth in Central Asian countries will be accompanied by a high burden on economies and increased poverty in these countries. (more…)
In Tajikistan, most cases of sexual violence against children are committed by people in close relationships. Experts say that parents should talk to their children about sexual safety and teach the child to say “no”. (more…)
In Tajikistan, following independence, there was a split in society, which led to a civil war as early as the spring of 1992. To a large extent, this split had parochial (regionalism) roots. Armed clashes lasted for about five years. On June 27, 1997 a “General Agreement on the Establishment of Peace and National Accord in Tajikistan” was signed between the government of Tajikistan and the opposition. Over these years, people have lost loved ones, property, their homeland, and some have lost their childhood. (more…)
Every year the water shortage will be felt more and more acutely. “First of all, this is due to irrational use of water in all five states of the region,” the experts emphasized at the CABAR.asia expert meeting dedicated to discussing this issue.