Uzbekistan’s drip-irrigation drive has left farmers with loans, sham installations, and missing subsidies. The Abdullaev case illustrates how poor oversight and patronage can turn conservation funding into debt risk.
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Dilfuza Toshmatova, deputy hokim of Sariosiyo district of Surkhandarya region, became the first...
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Leaked Videos Reveal the Brutal Methods of the Presidential Advisor for Agriculture The...
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Radio Ozodlik posted an appeal made by a farmer from Oltinsoy district (Surkhandarya region) who...
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In January 2025, Indorama Agro abruptly prepaid its loans and walked away from its contractual...
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Jizzakh human rights activist Uktam Pardaev is seriously concerned for his own safety and the...
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105 workers from cultural institutions in the Jizzakh region are collecting cotton in a...
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Every year, students in Uzbekistan are massively forced to participate in the cotton harvest. This new animated video tells about the background of this practice: Why is this happening in Uzbekistan? How come nobody refuses? In...
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Bettina Sengling, a German journalist, has been following Uzbekistan’s most prominent human rights...
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Political Will Needed to End Forced Labor (Washington, DC, October 5, 2017) – The Uzbek government...
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by Jessica Evans, Senior Researcher/Advocate at Human Rights Watch for International Financial...
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