Following the snap transition of power in Turkmenistan, Crude Accountability urges western governments and international institutions to demand transparency...
Category: Turkmenistan press release
Civil Society Calls on Turkmenistan to Free Wrongfully Imprisoned Lawyer
Crude Accountability is among 10 civil society organizations that signed the statement by Human Rights Watch demanding that the Turkmenistan government drops charges and...
EBRD cancels Turkmenistan hydrocarbon-related loan
Crude Accountability is pleased that the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development canceled the CMI Offshore loan to Turkmenistan, which would have supported...
Anti-Semitism, Informational Terror in Turkmenistan Call for International Concerns
Vienna – The Turkmenistan Working Group of the Civic Solidarity Platform delivered a statement at the OSCE Supplementary Human Dimension Meeting on freedom of expression and freedom of the...
Enforced Disappearances in Turkmen Prisons Must Be Stopped
Statement by the “Prove They Are Alive!” Campaign
on the International...
Turkmenistan: End Enforced Disappearances
“Prove They Are Alive!” campaign calls upon the government of Turkmenistan...
EBRD Backsliding on Promises in Turkmenistan
On May 24, 2016, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) President Suma Chakrabarti met with Turkmenistan’s President Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov to discuss the possibility of the...
Press Release: Turkmen Special Services Increasing Pressure on Dissidents Abroad
Against a backdrop of growing international criticism of the human rights situation in Turkmenistan, the country’s security services have stepped up operations aimed at suppressing the...
Freedom for Arrested Civic Activist and Freelance Journalist in Turkmenistan
Crude Accountability calls for the immediate release of Saparmamed Nepeskuliev, a civic activist and freelance correspondent for the Turkmen service of Radio Free Europe Radio Liberty and...
Widespread Enforced Disappearances and Torture in Turkmenistan: New reports call for immediate action to ‘Prove They Are Alive!’
The ‘Prove They Are Alive!’ campaign, led by an international coalition of human rights groups, held a briefing today at the Human Dimension Implementation Meeting of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE), where it launched two reports, Prove They Are Alive!: The Disappeared in Turkmenistan, and Ovadan Depe: Medieval Torture in Modern Turkmenistan.