Topic: Uzbekistan

Clinton pushes rights in ex-Soviet Central Asia

US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton pressed Uzbek President Islam Karimov on human rights and thanked him for supporting US troops in Afghanistan, during a visit to the strategically-located ex-Soviet state.US ties with Uzbekistan have for years been a delicate balancing act ...

Clinton warns Tajikistan on stoking radical Islam

DUSHANBE (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton warned Tajikistan on Saturday that efforts to crack down on religious freedom might backfire and increase sympathy for radical views that could threaten stability in the Central Asian country.Clinton, who met Tajik President ...
Uzbekistan has banned the public breaking of the daily Ramadan fast, an Uzbek cleric said Friday, after local Islamic religious authorities condemned "lavish" celebrations by rich believers.A spokesman for the Muslim Board of Uzbekistan told AFP that iftar -- the traditional meal ...

Jun 3, 2010

Daily briefs of the top Christian news and persecution stories impacting believers around the world.. Gospel For Asia has expressed its sorrow over the murder of one of its missionaries in India last month. Police continue to harass and raid church congregations ...

GENDER AND SOURCES OF RELIGIOUS INFORMATION IN UZBEKISTAN

Following independence in 1991, scholars have noted resurgence in religious expression and mechanisms for religious learning in Uzbekistan. Findings indicate that, while there is some commonality in channels of religious knowledge, the most important sources of religious knowledge and often the content ...

Aug 4, 2009

Daily briefs of the top news stories impacting Christians around the world. Pakistan Christians Shut Schools to Mourn Killings Gay, Lesbian Priests among Bishop Nominees by L.A. Diocese Christians Fear Limits under European Equality Directive Uzbekistan: The Associated Press reports that Christian ...

Apr 1, 2009

Daily briefs of the top news stories impacting Christians around the world. Fargo, Moorhead Fare Better Than Expected -- So Far U.S. Finally Names Religious Freedom Violators Churches Adjust to Challenging Times; Do More Good Rights Group Urges India to Rework Response ...
Three Protestant Christians have each been sentenced to 15 days in prison in the Andijan region of eastern Uzbekistan after police raided a meal in a home where the three were present.. Officials told church members that they need special permission for ...

'Through the Desert Goes Our Journey'

LATE MORNING, June 3, 2007. Outside of Mennonite circles few Christians are aware of these eschatologically hopeful Anabaptists.How then does revisiting the century-old story of an apocalyptic Mennonite community in Uzbekistan engage Christians-and not just Mennonites-today? As a tale of shame and ...
A Protestant from the Karakalpakstan area of north-west Uzbekistan faces criminal trial later in July on charges of teaching religion without official approval, and establishing or participating in a state dubbed " According to a story by Forum 18's Mushfig Bayram, the ...
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