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Kyrgyzstan

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Statement
30 August 2023
UNICEF welcomes the repatriation of 64 Kyrgyzstani children from Syria
Statement by Regina De Dominicis, UNICEF Regional Director for Europe and Central Asia
Mother and father playing with their 6-month-old.
Report
06 July 2023
Best Practices of Gender-Transformative Programming
Europe and Central Asia regional compendium

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Children in a classroom. In March 2021, the government with the support of UNICEF and other partners repatriated 79 Kyrgyzstani children from Iraq under the humanitarian mission “Meerim” meaning “Mercy”.
Report
12 June 2023
Repatriation and reintegration of children in conflict
A compendium of promising practices from Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan

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Ziedullo Atakuziev is an 18-year-old activist from Kyrgyzstan
Blog post
17 November 2021
Advocate Ziedullo finds strength in his disability
Cerebral palsy has not stopped Ziedullo, an 18-year-old activist from Kyrgyzstan, from being a community leader
The second phase of the "Enhancing the resilience of children to climate and disaster risks in the Kyrgyz Republic" project is launched.
Press release
29 October 2021
About 1 million school children in Kyrgyzstan will increase their knowledge and skills on safe behaviour during emergencies
The handover of the supplies to the maternity house in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan
Press release
31 August 2021
UNICEF procures healthcare supplies worth over KGS 12 million to help the Kyrgyz Republic respond to COVID-19
UNICEF supports the Ministry of Health and Social Development to respond to safe vaccination practices during the COVID-19 pandemic by providing personal protective equipment for vaccinators.
Physics teacher Gulsara Kamchybekova, records a lesson to be transmitted online
Article
08 May 2020
Lights, camera, action!
Dedicated teachers bring remote learning closer to every child in Kyrgyzstan
Mother holding a child
Article
14 January 2020
A mother takes her case to Kyrgyzstan’s Supreme Court
UNICEF supported legal aid services help families access justice
Aisuluu, 42, was abducted and forced to marry when she was just 17 years old while studying to be a teacher in Bishkek the capital city of Kyrgyzstan.
Article
26 November 2019
I never said “YES”
The story of Aisuluu, a survivor of bride kidnapping
On 2 July 2010, Gulnara Kozybaeva sits with her daughter Akmaral, 4, and son Nurbek, 2, outside their burnt-out home in Furkat District, in the southern city of Osh. Their house was destroyed during riots in the recent conflict. Their large ethnic Kyrgyz family now shares a tent in the courtyard of their home.
Report
11 July 2019
Supporting National Social Protection Systems to Respond in
A case study on UNICEF's experience in Kyrgyzstan

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