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2010-06-14

The ongoing crisis

Zhalalidin Salakhuddinov, the leader of the Uzbek National Center, claims that 200 Uzbeks have died in the fighting.

Navi Pillay states that Kyrgyzstan is detaining hundreds of people and using torture on some of them during the ongoing crisis.
2010-07-20

China flies 960 nationals home from Kyrgyzstan; evacuation continues.
2010-06-17

Minority Uzbeks accuse the majority Kyrgyz of carrying out genocide in the southern cities of Osh and Jalal-Abad.
2010-06-14

Camps are quickly set up along the Kyrgyzstan border for the tens of thousands of people fleeing the riots in Kyrgyzstan.
2010-06-14

Roza Otunbayeva, Kyrgyzstan's interim president, asks Russia to send troops to quell ethnic violence in the southern city of Osh.
2010-06-12

Kyrgyzstan's interim government gives shoot-to-kill powers to security forces.
2010-06-12

A curfew is imposed and a state of emergency declared in Osh by the interim government.
2010-06-11

Riots erupt in the southern city of Osh killing at least 45, and injuring over a hundred others. The violence comes just over two months after violent riots in Bishkek toppled Kurmanbek Bakiyev's government, and only days ahead of a critical constitutional referendum.
2010-06-11

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2010-06-14

The ongoing crisis

Zhalalidin Salakhuddinov, the leader of the Uzbek National Center, claims that 200 Uzbeks have died in the fighting.

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