Author(s): Bruce Pannier, and Muhammad Tahir
In: RadioFreeEurope, 2018
Gives an account on the debate in Kyrgyzstan, and more generally in Central Asia, about women's rights and the role of women in contemporary Central Asian societies. Provides link to videos and podcast debating the issue.
https://www.rferl.org/a/majlis-podcast-a-new-wave-of-feminism-in-central-asia/29505120.html
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