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Refugee camp in Kyrgyzstan for refugees from Uzbekistan

12 May 2005
  • More than 400 Uzbek citizens sought asylum in neighbouring Kyrgyzstan following the 13 May 2005 events in the Uzbek town of Andijan. They remain in refugee camps in southern Kyrgyzstan awaiting a decision on their future. (OSCE/Eric Gourlan)
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  • More than 400 Uzbek citizens sought asylum in neighbouring Kyrgyzstan following the 13 May 2005 events in the Uzbek town of Andijan. They remain in refugee camps in southern Kyrgyzstan awaiting a decision on their future. (OSCE/Eric Gourlan)
    Photo details
  • More than 400 Uzbek citizens sought asylum in neighbouring Kyrgyzstan following the 13 May 2005 events in the Uzbek town of Andijan. They remain in refugee camps in southern Kyrgyzstan awaiting a decision on their future. (OSCE/Eric Gourlan)
    Photo details
  • More than 400 Uzbek citizens sought asylum in neighbouring Kyrgyzstan following the 13 May 2005 events in the Uzbek town of Andijan. They remain in refugee camps in southern Kyrgyzstan awaiting a decision on their future. (OSCE/Eric Gourlan)
    Photo details
  • More than 400 Uzbek citizens sought asylum in neighbouring Kyrgyzstan following the 13 May 2005 events in the Uzbek town of Andijan. They remain in refugee camps in southern Kyrgyzstan awaiting a decision on their future. (OSCE/Eric Gourlan)
    Photo details