| | Kyrgyzstan: Refugees in need of a safe haven - Amnesty International (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23) |
 | | Though in accordance with this principle the names of the persons in the camp should be kept confidential, disturbingly, lists of the persons in the camp, including their addresses in Uzbekistan, are believed to have been handed over to the Uzbekistani security services by Kyrgyz officials who had access to them. |
 | | Hundreds of people fled Andizhan in the aftermath of the violence and tried to make their way to Kyrgyzstan on foot, reportedly walking in several large groups throughout the night to reach the border. |
 | | The Uzbekistani authorities have publicly accused those who fled Andizhan to be members and supporters of Akramia and banned Islamic groups, such as Hizb-ut-Tahrir and IMU, and to have attempted to organize the violent uprising in Andizhan with a view to establishing an Islamic State in Uzbekistan. |
| web.amnesty.org /library/index/engeur580082005 (7448 words) |