In Kyrgyzstan, someone who steals a cow could go to prison for up to 11 years.

Allegations that a member of Kyrgyzstan's KGB-successor agency organized the brutal rape of his wife have outraged wo

To support greater engagement for women's leadership inside the expanding political terrain in Kyrgyzstan, the NDI &n

The U.S.

The Swiss Cooperation Office in the Kyrgyz Republic is launching a new seven-month project involving the creation of

The few women's crisis centres that exist in Kyrgyzstan are finding it hard to carry on as the international donor su

Within the framework of a visit to Kazakhstan for participation in the OSCE Summit UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon w

On October 27, 2010 Osh Province State Administration hosted a province level seminar on “Strengthening the rol

Kyrgyz voters cast their ballots yesterday to create the first parliamentary democracy in Central Asia in an election

UNDP Peace and Development Program jointly with “Women-Leaders of Jalalabat” Association successfully con

Often called the Switzerland of Central Asia, mountainous and ethnically diverse Kyrgyzstan was once touted as a succ

"Even now, I can't find the words to explain the kinds of horrors that are happening,” wrote Nurjan Tulega

Anara Nyazova is proud of the changes that her job has introduced in the country.

Lying on his hospital bed in Andijan, in eastern Uzbekistan, 65-year-old Khikmatullo Urunbayev, an ethnic Uzbek grand

Navruza, 14, seems calm but her eyes are full of sorrow.

“Kyrgyzstan would not have prosperity without women's support, Omurbek Tekebayev, deputy head of the interim go

Roza Otunbaeva, President of the Kyrgyz Republic for the Transition Period signed up for the UN Secretary General's C