Kyrgyzstan four months on - rebuilding
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
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The burned down school in Tashlak Uzbek mahala in Osh is being re-built (October 2010).
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During an ACT Assessment Mission to Osh, Altinay Badalova shows the ACT team (Tatiana Kotova, Sudhanshu S. Singh) the burned down school in Tashlak Uzbek mahala.
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Timur, Kyrgyz, re-building his house in an Uzbek mahala in Osh.
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Girls in the tent camp in Tashlak Uzbek mahala in Osh (July 2010).
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SOS in Tashlak Uzbek mahala in Osh (July 2010)
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Gulomjon Jorobaev in grief about his burned out home in Bazar-Korgon.
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A burned out car in Tashlak Uzbek Mahal in Osh.
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Bazar-Korgon, Jalal-Abad region. "A week ago, this tractor was still on the field" says this man. (June 2010)
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Barno Khalilillaevna Raimdjonova and her man share a tent with other couples. Their houses were destroyed. At night they are afraid. The trauma caused by the events in June still sit heavily.
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The walls for a new house on the same spot, where in July the burned out tractor was standing.
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A new house under construction.
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October 2010 - Timur, Kyrgyz, re-constructing his family house in an Uzbek Mahala in Osh
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Boys lean against a car that was burned-out in the violence.
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A teacher working with her class in a temporary school structure.
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Children in the tent camp in Tashlak Uzbek mahala.
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A woman walks past buildings damaged by the violence.
Images from the second ACT assessment mission to Osh in Kyrgyzstan show the ongoing trauma from the violence in June, and some of the progress in rebuilding. ACT members Christian Aid, DCA and ICCO are working on the reconstruction and psychosocial support in the country.
