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Or alternatively it could ignite another round of political upheaval, in a country that has seen two revolutions in five years, including the ousting in April of Kyrgyzstan's president, Kurmanbek Bakiyev.
Uzbek minority still faces persecution as Kyrgyzstan goes to polls Luke Harding 2010
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Four days after fleeing his country to neighboring Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan's deposed president Kurmanbek Bakiev is once again on the move, this time to an undisclosed location.
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Bakha, now in jail, lives in Osh, Kyrgyzstan's second city, and the epicentre of June's disorder.
Uzbek minority still faces persecution as Kyrgyzstan goes to polls Luke Harding 2010
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Kyrgyzstan's temporary government says Kyrgyz perpetrators will face justice in due course.
Uzbek minority still faces persecution as Kyrgyzstan goes to polls Luke Harding 2010
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In Osh, Kyrgyzstan's second city, voting was lively with almost a third of voters turning out by early afternoon.
Kyrgyzstan election aims to bring democracy to central Asian nation Luke Harding in Osh 2010
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In an address to the nation yesterday, Kyrgyzstan's interim president, Rosa Otunbayeva, called it a "new page" in Kyrgyzstan's 20-year history.
Kyrgyzstan election aims to bring democracy to central Asian nation Luke Harding in Osh 2010
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Two human rights groups have concluded that Kyrgyzstan's failure to prosecute those responsible for last year's deadly ethnic riots could ignite new violence.
Rights Groups Attack Kyrgyzstan's Handling of 2010 Ethnic Riots 2011
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Clinton got a knowing laugh from the crowd when she presented Kyrgyzstan's first female president.
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She clearly respects Kyrgyzstan's desire to reform its adoption process, but it is just common sense to let the Kyrgyz 65 go to their families immediately.
Tom Roston: Bring the Kyrgyz 65 Children Home: An International Adoption Nightmare Tom Roston 2011
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Others are being kept in a basement prison run by the SNB, Kyrgyzstan's security agency.
Uzbek minority still faces persecution as Kyrgyzstan goes to polls Luke Harding 2010
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