27 Sep 2006

Kyrgyzstan: Revolution Revisited
www.eurasianet.org, Open Society Institute, New York, NY, US
Supplied note: "In 'My Story,' visitors to the website can watch audio-photo narratives recorded with ordinary citizens throughout Kyrgyzstan as they describe what has changed in their lives since the ouster of President Askar Akayev. Site viewers can also grade the current government on how well it has met its policy promises in seven key categories, or select what they would consider to be the best policy choices for fighting corruption in areas ranging from higher education to the justice system. Alternative proposals for change from Kyrgyz civil society can be heard or read in 'Voices,' while a video-enhanced timeline provides detailed coverage of events since the revolution.
Kyrgyzstan: Revolution Revisited was prepared on-site by a team of local reporters and photographers, with the participation of a project producer and photo editor in Bishkek. - eo."
URL http://www.eurasianet.org/kyrgyzstan/
Internet Archive (www.archive.org) [the site was not archived at the time of this abstract]
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