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Uzbekistan

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Jan 2004Estimated number of people currently imprisoned in Uzbekistan for their religious or political beliefs : 6,500
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Human Rights Watch (N.Y.C.)

Jan 2004Percentage increase in U.S. military aid to Uzbekistan since 2001 : 1,800
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Federation of American Scientists (Washington)

August 31, 2006Miss England, an Uzbek-born Muslim, declared that stereotyping leads to terror.
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Daily Mail

May 13, 2005There was unrest in Uzbekistan.
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BBC News

May 1, 2005The United States was sending prisoners to Uzbekistan so that they could be tortured more fully. In Uzbekistan the most common torture techniques are beating and asphyxiation with a gas mask; however, victims can also have their genitals shocked, their toenails plucked out, and they can be boiled to death.
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The Seattle Times

July 31, 2004There were explosions at the American and Israeli embassies in Uzbekistan, and
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New York Times

April 8, 2004Unrest continued in Uzbekistan.
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International Herald Tribune

April 3, 2004Dozens of people died in a series of explosions and suicide attacks in Uzbekistan.
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New York Times

DECEMBER 2008

JUSTICE AFTER BUSH
Prosecuting an Outlaw Administration
By Scott Horton

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By Breyten Breytenbach

WHITE-BREAD JESUS
A story by Robert Coover

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