Switzerland and Uzbekistan sign an agreement with a view to the restitution of confiscated assets
Switzerland and Uzbekistan have signed a framework agreement with a view to the restitution of...
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Human Rights News
Uzbek Journalist Bobomurod Abdullaev at Risk of Extradition from Kyrgyzstan on Political Charges
On August 10, Bishkek’s Pervomaysk District Court ordered that Uzbek journalist Bobomurod...
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Chronicle of the Covid-19 Pandemic in Uzbekistan: Riots, Ill Treatment and Suicides in Quarantine Facilities Amid Applause from International Organizations
The Special Commission on Combating Covid-19 has strengthened quarantine measures throughout...
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Corporate Integrity Risks Threaten Uzbekistan’s Cotton Cluster Experiment
Ulster University and the Uzbek Forum for Human Rights has released the first sectorwide study on...
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Uzbekistan: Fair Recruitment, Effective Accountability Needed to End Forced Labor as Independent Labor Monitors Harassed, Arbitrarily Detained
June 23, 2020 (Washington, D.C. / Berlin) – A new report released today by Uzbek Forum for Human...
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Human Rights Activists Isolated for 14 Days after Monitoring Cotton Fields
Tashkent human rights activists Elena Urlaeva and Solmaz Akhmedova, and activists Karimjon...
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Remembering Andijan
On the fifteenth anniversary of the Andijan massacre in May 2005 that killed an estimated 500...
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Local Authorities Continue to Show Contempt for Farmers and Rule of Law
On April 28, 2020, the hokimiyat of the Kuyi-Chirchik district of the Tashkent region sent...
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Sardoba Dam Collapse – Another Example of Uzbekistan’s ‘Old Ways’?
As a result of the dam break at the Sardoba reservoir, serious damage was caused to settlements,...
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On the other side of the fence: Report on human rights monitoring in places of detention in Uzbekistan
Uzbek prison guard: “Your life costs only 50 cents. It is a price of a piece of paper used to...
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Uzbekistan: New Law Further Undermines Lawyer Client Confidentiality
Amendments expand the power of the prosecutor to conduct surveillance of communications between...
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Can communities lead their own development in places where civil society is severely restricted? Development banks think so.
By Ishita Petkar and Lynn Schweisfurth In recent years, Uzbekistan has embarked on a...
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