On September 25, International Committee of the Red Cross conducted “Customary International Humanitarian Law” lecture

“Tribes and States in History and Today” lecture will take place on September 26 , at 14.10, in room 312
 

Read the full article on the website and find the link on new issue of AUCA Magazine

Daria Isachenko, AUCA Alumna '02, wrote and published a book, which is now available on amazon

Tian Shan Policy Center seeks an outstanding researcher or scholar to fill its full-time vacant position of Research Associate. The Center is looking in particular for a research associate with some knowledge of the field of international labor migration (Kyrgyzstan, Central Asia), as the associate will assist with coordination of a new  research project titled “Protecting the Rights of Kyrgyz and other Central Asian Migrants: Utilizing policy analysis, public outreach, and stakeholder dialogue to mobilize action toward reform”.  

Public lecture by Flemming Splidsboel Hansen (Danish Defence College) will take place on September 19, at 16:30, in room 315. To register for an event please contact  icp@auca.kg

Question and Answer session with former U.S. Ambassador to Russia Tuesday, September 18, at 14:00 in 315.

     The media camp Promoting Dialogue between Russian and Central Asian Youth Leaders aimed at raising capacity of young leaders from five Central Asian states (Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan,

A new project to heighten the level of debate on policy issues relevant to Kyrgyz Migrants and their families

The Tian Shan Policy Center is now launching a project on "Protecting the Rights of Kyrgyz Migrants" (2012-2014).  Its purpose is to raise awareness and heighten the level of debate on the policy issues relevant to protecting Kyrgyz migrants and their families. 
With a grant from the Open Society Foundations Central Eurasia Project, the TSPC will conduct research and analysis, and disseminate findings of best practices and standards for consideration by policy-makers, international agencies, as well as NGOs in the Kyrgyz Republic.  It will facilitate more robust dialogue of reforms by convening stakeholder dialogue meetings.  The TSPC anticipates that the Project can help strengthen the work of government, policy-makers, and NGOs.