Uzbekistan - Uzbekistan: ten years after the Andijan massacre, the human rights situation is worse than ever

Reporters without borders

Paris, May 11, 2015. Commemorating ten years since the Andijan massacre, the FIDH, Reporters Without Borders (RSF), ACAT (Action by Christians Against Torture) and Fiery Hearts Club remind the international community of the dangerous oblivion of one of the bloodiest massacre of civilians in Central Asia. Apart from setting a precedent, indifference disregards the hundreds of unarmed men, women and children buried in unmarked mass graves after they were indiscriminately shot by the army. It (...)

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