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Experts’ assumptions that the country’s leader Emomali Rahmon would nominate his son for this election are disproved.
In the latest podcast, we continue to discuss the domestic violence problems in the Central Asian countries. (more…)
To eradicate orphanhood, it is necessary to support socially vulnerable families, experts believe.
In Tajikistan, there is a high demand for the adoption of newborn babies, boys mainly. (more…)
The authorities of Tajikistan have announced the measures to support businesses and the poor amid new coronavirus pandemic. However, according to experts, these measures are not enough. (more…)
«The policy of decentralization ended with unclear results and did not stimulate a tangible improvement in the accountability of local authorities,» mentioned independent expert Akram Umarov in an article, written specifically for CABAR.asia.
Overview of NGOs in Uzbekistan
According to the Ministry of Justice of Uzbekistan the total number of registered non-governmental organisations (NGOs) in the country as of 2020 exceeded 10,000.[1] The Ministry boasted that NGOs are increasingly gaining strong positions in the development of Uzbek society and are becoming a full-fledged partner of the state as the result of adopted legislative measures.
The much talked about reform process in Uzbekistan is real, but so are the significant holes in it, finds a major new publication by the Foreign Policy Centre. (more…)
“Even if the new law on peaceful assemblies in Kazakhstan represents a serious step towards improving the outdated legislation of 1995, it is still an imperfect tool, which requires international expertise and further improvement,” Aiнm Saurambayeva, a lawyer in international law, mentioned in her article written specifically for CABAR.asia.
Since the official recognition of the presence of COVID-19 in the country, 11 people have died in penitentiary institutions of the Republic with a diagnosis of “pneumonia”. Some prisoners and their relatives fear that this is all coronavirus.