Document #1250766

IWPR – Institute for War and Peace Reporting (Author)

EU Eases Uzbek Sanctions, Cites Mixed Evidence

http://iwpr.net/report-news/eu-eases-uzbek-sanctions-despite-reporters-jailing

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  • 13 October 2008 | IWPR – Institute for War and Peace Reporting (Author)

    Uzbekistan

    EU eases sanctions imposed in May 2005 following the violence in Andijan; lifting a visa ban on officials but prolonging embargo on arms; EU  "welcomes the progress achieved [...] with regard to respect for the rule of law and protection of human rights" but remains “concerned about the situation of human rights in some domains"

    EU Eases Uzbek Sanctions, Cites Mixed Evidence (Media Report, English)

      enID 1078797
    ecoi.net description:
    EU eases sanctions imposed in May 2005 following the violence in Andijan; lifting a visa ban on officials but prolonging embargo on arms; EU  "welcomes the progress achieved [...] with regard to respect for the rule of law and protection of human rights" but remains “concerned about the situation of human rights in some domains"
    Country:
    Uzbekistan
    Source:
    IWPR – Institute for War and Peace Reporting (Author)
    Published:
    13 October 2008
    Original link:
    http://iwpr.net/report-news/eu-eases-uzbek-sanctions-despite-reporters-jailing
    Document type:
    Media Report
    Language:
    English
    Document ID:
    1250766 (former ID 107429)

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