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Turkmen activist Murat Dushemov is held in detention for 81 days. His brother and sister have been illegally barred from leaving the country.| turkmen.news
The government of Turkmenistan is essentially disregarding its own people and their health, and by lying to the international community and presenting inaccurate epidemiological data, it is putting the health of the whole world at risk.| turkmen.news
Couple in Turkmenistan died of COVID-19 within hours of each other| turkmen.news
The UN Resident Coordinator in Turkmenistan refused to answer turkmen.news’ questions about a letter from four political prisoners.| turkmen.news
One and the same senior figure in Turkmenistan’s special services has been involved in the fabrication of at least seven criminal cases against political prisoners who are now serving their sentences. He is the deputy head of Turkmenistan’s National Security Ministry, Orazgeldi Meredov.| turkmen.news
Four political prisoners of Turkmenistan wrote a letter to the UN seeking help in stopping their unjust treatment| turkmen.news
Turkmen civil reporter Nurgeldi Halykov is given punishment cell term every time his name appears in the press.| turkmen.news
Turkmen civil activist and political prisoner Murat Dushemov has not returned home after completing an illegal four-year sentence.| turkmen.news
Turkmenistan denies reports of torture of human rights activists in custody, instead blaming the activists for their arrests or injuries.| turkmen.news
At the Institute of International Relations of Turkmenistan's MFA whoever has connections wields power, and whoever has money enjoys total immunity| turkmen.news
Turkmenistan airlines with its young fleet and cheap fuel could become the region's frontrunner in passenger transportation.| turkmen.news
Turkmenistan: Man imprisoned to 4 years on bogus criminal charges after reposting a photo of WHO delegation to Ashgabat| turkmen.news
On January 12, Nurgeldi Halykov was not allowed to leave Turkmenistan and board a flight to Dubai where he was travelling on a work visa.| turkmen.news
Why are flights to and from Turkmenistan so expensive? The answer is simple: Turkmenistan’s aviation was taken over by corrupt officials.| turkmen.news
“Our clothes and bed linen stink of sulfur. There’s no fresh air to breathe. If our children go outside to play, they come straight home because their skin starts to itch and their eyes stream. If it’s windy, then the wind even brings the sulfur inside.” This is how residents of Serahs describe the ecological… Сообщение Heaps of Sulfur Lie Uncovered in Turkmen Border Town. Residents Complain of Skin and Breathing Problems появились сначала на turkmen.news.| turkmen.news
The deputy chairman of the Supreme Court of Turkmenistan, Gurbanmyrat Hudayberdiyev, was sentenced in August to 13 years’ detention in a strict regime penitentiary for misuse of office and receiving bribes. Hudayberdiyev has submitted an appeal against his sentence to the Supreme Court presidium. The appeal will be heard on September 13, according to a… Сообщение Top Turkmen Judge Appeals 13-Year Term for Corruption появились сначала на turkmen.news.| turkmen.news
Gulistan Mammetgeldiyeva of Balkanabat in western Turkmenistan has been trying for two years to get her job back at the children’s home, where she worked for two decades. She was dismissed in reprisal for making a complaint about the director of the children’s home to the president, the education department and prosecutor’s office. In order… Сообщение Turkmenistan: Mother of Nine Fired from Children’s Home on False Accusations of Beating Her Charges появились сн...| turkmen.news
A Turkmen citizen fought in Ukraine on the Russian side for six months. His mother bought an apartment in Turkmenbashi with the money he earned at the front. But after he returned home, they had to sell it in order to pay off security officials.| turkmen.news
