uzbekistan

ICE Deports Immigrant Father Who Sued Agents For Assault

“Defendants ruthlessly beat him, injuring his neck, and twice subjected him to painful tasings that burned his body,” Bakhodir Madjitov's lawsuit reads.
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Adding Uzbekistan To Trump's Travel Ban Wouldn't Have Prevented The NYC Attack

Sayfullo Saipov came here on a green card. Plus, Uzbeks don't pose much of a terror threat to the U.S.
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How Uzbekistan Became A Hotbed For Terrorist Recruits

The suspected New York attacker was originally from Uzbekistan before legally emigrating to the United States. Here’s what you need to know about the central Asian country.
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How Uzbekistan Became A Hotbed For Violent Extremism And Radicalism

The suspect terrorist in the New York terrorist attack is a Uzbek national. It remains unclear how or when he became radicalized.
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The World Bank Accidentally Left Me A Voicemail Discussing Their Strategy To Downplay Rights Abuses

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Diplomats Say Uzbekistan's Authoritarian President Islam Karimov Dead At 78

The Uzbek government did not immediately confirm the reports.
By Olzhas Auyezov, Reuters