Kyrgyzstan: Justice on hold

Headline Title: Kyrgyzstan: Justice on hold 08 June 2012 The Kyrgyzstani authorities seem unwilling or unable to investigate allegations of collusion or complicity of security forces in the commission of human rights violations against civilians during four days of violence between ethnic Kyrgyz and ethnic Uzbeks in the south of the country in June 2010 Amnesty International said in a briefing published today. Hundreds died, thousands were injured and hundreds of thousands displaced in June 2010. “There are wounds that time will not heal. Truth, accountability and justice…

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