US G-TIP Policy on Uzbekistan Sparks Conservative Critique
Posted on May 11, 2011 by Catherine A. Fitzpatrick | No Comments
The Jamestown Foundation Eurasia Daily Monitor has published a disturbing two-part article by Umida Hashimova, “US Repeats Policy Mistakes in Uzbekistan,” on the issue of forced child labor in Uzbekistan. The author, originally from Uzbekistan herself, claims the issue of child labor in her homeland is misrepresented and exaggerated, and implies that those who take [...]
Cotton, child labor and instability
Posted on July 15, 2009 by admin | No Comments
The June 13-19 issue of the Economist has a good analysis of the suicide attacks that took place at the end of May in Uzbekistan’s Fergana Valley, one of the heaviest cotton-growing areas.

