US EditionIn Turkey, a Turkmen Opposition Activist Was Detained; She Could Be Sent to Turkmenistan
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Much poverty, little human rights: since independence in 1991, Turkmenistan has been ruled and plundered by its dictators.
Umida Bekchanova has been living and working legally in Turkey for several years and her opposition and criticism of the Berdymuhamedov regime have tried many times to stop Turkmenistan ' s intelligence services: they put pressure on a woman and her family and even a criminal case was opened against Becchanov ' s youngest son.
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