Uzbeks

line with the Constitution of Tajikistan, Tajik is the among 29 per cent of Tajiks, 10 per cent of Uzbeks, 11.4 state language and Russian is recognized as the language of per cent of Kyrgyz, and 45.3 per …

up around 3 per cent largest ethnic minority are Uzbeks who constitute 11.3 per of the country’s population … does not respondents participated including two Uzbeks (female), have a comprehensive legal framework … freedoms. (male), one Ukrainian-Russian and four Uzbeks (two The section on socio-economic participation … criteria for national or ethnic minorities. The CIS Uzbeks to record their ethnic identity as Tajik could … persons had an impact on reducing the number of Uzbeks. permanently residing on a territory of the State …

has, therefore, been marked by the need to balance the sway of the two main local constituencies, Uzbeks and Tajiks (both about the same size), with their respective ethnic elites entrenched from at least …

local majority populations of non-Pashtun groups (Uzbeks and Tajiks in Takhar and parts of Badakhshan, Tajiks … flatter. The population is largely split between Uzbeks and Tajiks. Tajiks make up a more homogenous population … religiously conservative Uzbeks of Takhar by the main political organisation of Uzbeks countrywide, Jombesh-e … Emirate governance in northeastern Afghanistan Uzbeks of Argu district, west of the provincial capital … the sway of the two main local constituencies, Uzbeks and Tajiks (both about the same size), with their …

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the population were Turkmen, 1.8 per cent were Uzbeks and the remainder belonged to other minorities …

The Gorno-Badakhshan Autonomous Oblast (GBAO) is a region in the remote Pamir mountains of East Tajikistan, the home of distinct ethnic groups. Together, they form the Pamiri minority communities whom …

national minorities, according to the 2010 census, are Uzbeks (12.2 percent), Kyrgyz (0.8 percent) and Russians … mentioned, in contrast to recognized minorities like Uzbeks, Kyrgyz, or Russians.22 In the 2971st Meeting of … census counted 10,949 ethnic Kyrgyz, 410 ethnic Uzbeks, 81 ethnic Russians, 3 ethnic Turkmens and 83 members …

Examples of some of the evidence consulted during the verification of this Indicator included: - The Company’s latest Greenhouse Gas Emissions Inventory Report for 2023 dated March 2024, its latest …

Turkic-speaking minorities and indigenous peoples (Uyghurs, Uzbeks, Tuvans, Urianhais, and Hotons) are primarily located …

The pandemic, the war in Ukraine, and an anti-migrant crackdown mean Russia is an increasingly unattractive destination for Central Asian laborers. Some are looking instead to other Asian and European …

Volkswagen plant in Bratislava employed over 1,500 Uzbeks in 2023. �ose workers made an average of 1,400 …

11 The Fate of Village Councils established in the 1990s, according to Jennifer Brick Murtazashvili in her seminal work, ‘Informal Order and the State in Afghanistan’:11 With the demise of …

provinces have a sizeable majority of Uzbeks (Balkh) or Uzbeks and Tajiks (Takhar and parts of Badakhshan) …

The recovery of the job markets in the high-income countries of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), following the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, has been the key …

quarter of 2023, for example, 630,000 registered Uzbeks were working in Russia as migrant laborers, up …

The recovery of the job markets in the high-income countries of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), following the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, has been the key …

quarter of 2023, for example, 630,000 registered Uzbeks were working in Russia as migrant laborers, up …

As part of the wider Indo-Pacific, South Asia has vital geostrategic importance for the EU, facing significant challenges to the rules-based international order. The Indo-Pacific is rapidly evolving and becoming …

they are familiar and the ethnic minority Tajiks, Uzbeks and Hazaras do not wish to be governed by the Taliban …