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15.06.2010, 11:35
Maksim Bakiyev is the second son of the former Kyrgyz President Kurmanbek Bakiyev. He was born in 1977.
15.06.2010, 02:46
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Kyrgyz authorities have confirmed the detention of Maksim Bakiyev, son of the country’s ex-president and one of Interpol’s most wanted, reports the Kyrgyz news agency AKI Press.
14.06.2010, 19:26
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The Collective Security Treaty Organisation has worked out a set of measures to help end the ethnic clashes in Kyrgyzstan during a meeting in Moscow.
12.06.2010, 19:38
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More than a hundred ethnic Uzbeks have staged a protest outside Kyrgyzstan's embassy in Moscow. Last Thursday some 200 Uzbeks gathered near the Government Building.
15.06.2010, 16:04
The death toll from ethnic violence in southern Kyrgyzstan could be several times more than the official figure of 190 dead. Eyewitnesses say that the rioters and killers appear to be prepared, equipped and guided.
20.05.2010, 09:38
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One in three women in India is reportedly a victim of domestic violence. Few of their cases make it to court and those that do experience long and costly cases.
09.02.2009, 19:00
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Moscow Gay Pride organisers have filed a complaint against Dmitry Medvedev at the European Court of Human Rights.
01.07.2009, 10:52
The divide between rich and poor is nothing new in his world, but in Rio De Janeiro it now has a very real presence since the authorities there decided to build a wall to separate a slum from a wealthy area of the city.
29.05.2010, 03:25
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An upcoming protest supporting immigrants and immigration reform is expected to garner 50,000 participants in Arizona
01.06.2010, 06:18
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Strong condemnation is growing around the world after the Israeli military attacked a flotilla of ships carrying humanitarian aid to Gaza, thus violating international maritime law.
Published: 15 June, 2010, 12:06
The Uzbek community in Moscow has been rallying outside Russia's Foreign Ministry. They fear for the lives of their relatives suffering from ethnic violence back in Kyrgyzstan and are calling for help.
The Russian government has been asked for military help and they should supply it. The primary human right is the right to live in peace. Without it the other rights are just worthless words. The Russian government should not wait for more dead bodies to provide its intervention with further legitimacy. The stories of the massacres and films of the refugees are all over the Western news. Russian vacillation does not appear as a stage in some deep 'Kremlin' plot but the product of uncertainty. The Russian military will be asked to bear the cost this is true. But what is the alternative except to embed endless sectarian violence on Russia's border.