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A Crumbling Portrait of an Industrial Soviet City: Balykchy, Kyrgyzstan | SUITCASE Magazine

The Kyrgyz Republic's October constitution defines the country as a sovereign, unitary, democratic, social state based on the rule of law. The country has a population of approximately 5. The country has an elected president, an appointed prime minister and cabinet, and an elected parliament. The July elections of President Kurmanbek Bakiyev, following the March overthrow of the Akayev regime, marked tangible progress toward meeting international election standards according to OSCE election observers. Only a dozen of approximately registered political parties played a significant role.

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2007 Country Reports on Human Rights Practices - Kyrgyz Republic

This is the second of a series written by Peter Kenny, looking at what some of the church-backed self-help groups SHG's in this region of central Asia are affecting people's lives. Read the next article in the series. Find out more about self-help groups in this reportIn English: In Russian:.

M ore More than a quarter of a century after the break-up of the USSR, Balykchi, once one of Kyrgyzstan's industrial powerhouses is a Soviet ghost town. Situated on the banks of a great alpine lake, it's a symbol of communist decay. Hulls of ships and cranes rust at its port and factories lie in ruins; parks that were once the pride of the city are filled with weeds; statues of Lenin crumble. Balykchy - meaning "fisherman" in the Kyrgyz language - has a strong fishing and boat-building heritage which was devastated by the break-up of the Soviet Union which brought and end to trade links and financial backing from Moscow. As factories dwindled to a halt, people lost their jobs and the town eventually went from full employment to almost nothing.