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Interfaith Festival Was Held in Astana
On July 26-27, the capital of Kazakhstan hosted an Interfaith Festival under the motto «Unity in Diversity». This unique event brought together representatives from various religious communities and cultural traditions, creating an atmosphere of mutual understanding and respect. The festival became a true celebration where everyone could find inspiration and new knowledge.
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Stereotypes about religious woman being limited in some rights and opportunities are still widespread. However, our heroines break them by their experience and professional activity. (more…)
Some experts and public figures note that disorders in Masanchi village that took lives of 10 people are indicative of serious issues in interethnic relations.
Some experts and public figures note that disorders in Masanchi village that took lives of 10 people are indicative of serious issues in interethnic relations.
Periodically arising controversy around religion once again demonstrates the importance of dialogue between the authorities and citizens in the search for an optimal model of the religion-state relationship. Six socio-political factors cause disputes over religion-state relations. (more…)
The Institute for War and Peace Reporting has released Central Asia’s first guide for journalists and civil society on reporting on religious issues in the region.
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The daughter-in-law and grandchildren of the Kyrgyzstani Sabira Osmonova reside now in Syria, her second daughter-in-law and granddaughter returned to Kazakhstan during the first special operation Zhussan. Her son Nurbek left for Syria in 2013, and half a year ago he was reported dead. (more…)
More than 80 religious leaders completed trainings conducted by IWPR in partnership with the Committee of Religion, Regulation of National Traditions, Celebrations and Ceremonies under the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan, in three districts of the GBAO: Darvoz, Vanj Districts and in the city of Khorog, from the 1st to 5th of October.
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IWPR Tajikistan together with representatives of the Committee on Women and Family Affairs under the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan met with activists of the Vanj district of GBAO.
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According to the 2016 research, a mere 0.7 per cent of Kyrgyzstanis deem themselves atheists.
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