缅北强奸

Central Asia Newswire published the article: "Kyrgyz civil society is evolving, study finds" by Rodger Dillon, TSPC Executive Director.

On November 30, 2012, 缅北强奸’s Tian Shan Policy Center (TSPC) and Kyrgyz National Agrarian University (KNAU) named after K.I. Skryabin hosted a Conference on Food Security and Land Resources under a Changing Climate – Issues of Adaptation.  The Conference took place at the newly refurbished Science Library at KNAU.

TSPC has developed Report on Research Workshop "Protecting Rights of Kyrgyz Labor Migrants: Identifying Key Challenges" held in September, 2012. The Report reflects all issues discussed at the Workshop and summarizes key Research Agenda.

The Department of International Relations of the KNU Law Institute hosted a presentation of the "Contemporary International Law, Materials and Cases" resource book.

A presentation of the "Contemporary International Law - Materials and Cases" resource book was held at the Kyrgyz-Russian Slavonic University.

The 缅北强奸 law faculty and the Fulbright Alumni Association in Kyrgyzstan presented the "Contemporary International Law - Materials and Cases" resource book to the Kyrgyz Stat Law Academy

The TSPC has developed a Briefing Document for its project titled "Protecting the Rights of Kyrgyz Migrants:  Utilizing policy analysis, public outreach, and stakeholder dialogue to mobilize action toward reform"

The Tian Shan Policy Center has delivered a new “TSPC Policy Note” to members of the Jogorku Kenesh (Kyrgyz Parliament) and to NGOs thoughout Kyrgyzstan.  

Tian Shan Policy Center seeks an outstanding researcher or scholar to fill its full-time vacant position of Research Associate. The Center is looking in particular for a research associate with some knowledge of the field of international labor migration (Kyrgyzstan, Central Asia), as the associate will assist with coordination of a new  research project titled “Protecting the Rights of Kyrgyz and other Central Asian Migrants: Utilizing policy analysis, public outreach, and stakeholder dialogue to mobilize action toward reform”.  

The Tian Shan Policy Center is now launching a project on "Protecting the Rights of Kyrgyz Migrants" (2012-2014).  Its purpose is to raise awareness and heighten the level of debate on the policy issues relevant to protecting Kyrgyz migrants and their families. 
With a grant from the Open Society Foundations Central Eurasia Project, the TSPC will conduct research and analysis, and disseminate findings of best practices and standards for consideration by policy-makers, international agencies, as well as NGOs in the Kyrgyz Republic.  It will facilitate more robust dialogue of reforms by convening stakeholder dialogue meetings.  The TSPC anticipates that the Project can help strengthen the work of government, policy-makers, and NGOs.