KYRGYZSTAN TO CONSIDER REFUGEE STATUS FOR UZBEK CITIZENS
By empty (6/6/2005 issue of the CACI Analyst)
The Kyrgyz authorities are considering Uzbek citizens\' requests for refugee status, First Deputy Foreign Minister Taalai Kadyrov told a press briefing on Monday. \"The Kyrgyz authorities will see how Uzbek citizens, who are temporarily staying in the republic, correspond to the refugee status,\" he said. The Kyrgyz and Uzbek foreign ministers had consultations in the southern Kyrgyz city of Osh on June 4, he said.Visit also
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