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Uzbekistan: Women Making Ends Meet

Posted 17 August 2006 2:04 GMT

At neweurasia, Shohruh writes about women struggling to make ends meet in Uzbekistan. In another post on the same blog, Ben Paarmann profiles a blog dealing with women's issues written in Uzbek called Ayollar Bekati (Women's Station).

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Written byNathan Hamm

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  • MANISH

    I know life for uzbek women is not easy..its a male dominated place and most uzbek women are forced to go into prostitution..they all love to have kids..can u put me across to some movement or NGO working for them to ensure they have good life?
    regards

    9 March 2009, 21:25 pm
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