Gulbahor Turayeva

The EU extends sanctions against Uzbekistan

On 14 May 2007 European Union foreign ministers called for the immediate release of imprisoned human rights defenders in Uzbekistan and extended sanctions imposed on Uzbekistan after the Andijan massacre of May 2005.  Read More

Uzbek human rights defender sentenced to six years in prison

On 25 April 2007, a court in Uzbekistan sentenced 40 year-old human rights defender, pathologist and mother of four, Gulbahor Turayeva, to six years in prison. She was charged with attempting to overthrow the constitutional system, slander and producing and distributing materials threatening public order  Read More

Campaign for Gulbahor Turayeva

Gulbahor Turayeva, pathologist and human rights activist, 44, from Andijan. On 14 January 2007 Gulbahor Turayeva was arrested while she was crossing the Uzbek-Kyrgyz border at the Dustlik post. Uzbek customs officers found press material published by the opposition Erk party in her bag. Her husband Farid Yangildin has said that Gulbahor Turayeva was carrying 123 books, some of which written by the chairman of the Erk party, Muhammad Solih.  Read More

Campaign for women human rights defenders in Uzbekistan

8th March, 2007

TAKE ACTION Call on the authorities to stop the unlawful detention and ill treatment of three Uzbek women human rights defenders who are currently imprisoned; Mutabar Tadjibaeva, Gulbahor Turayeva and Umida Niyazova.


Simply print the letter below (or you can use it as a guide for composing your own correspondence) and send to the recipients below.


Dear,

I am writing to express my grave concern about the continued detention of Mutabar Tadjibaeva, Gulbahor Turayeva and Umida Niyazova. I urge you to release Mutabar Tadjibaeva Gulbahor Turayeva and Umida Niyazova immediately and unconditionally, as it is clear that these sentences constitute an attempt by the Uzbek authorities to prevent these women from carrying out their activities in defence of human rights.  Read More

Uzbek opposition holds protests in foreign capitals

Tuesday, 06 February 2007  Read More

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