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ST(IRMi THE AFTER SIIENCE tthe Eovernmentof I uto""xi.tun violentlyquelled in Andijanin I ;ffi;te mid-May;now it's harrying those who contradictthe offi.iut u"rrion of events. Late tast monttr, UzbekPresident lslam Karimov'ssecurity police arrested human-rights campaignersacrossthe country,includinglawyer z o
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oppositionat baY."The I governmentdoesnot I Muslims traveledto recognizethe threat Imam Elslamabad's Bari homegrownterroristsPose tlre shrineto commemorate to PakistansstabilitYj'saYs life of ShahAbdul Latif SaminaAhmedof the Sufi century Kazmi,a 17th uco Brussels-based saint-and rebukethe deadlY GrouP' Crisis International sectarianismbedeviling clericsin 58 earlier, week A FridaY's Instead, Pakistan. a fatwa signed gatheringbecamea bloodbath Lahorehad condemningsuicidebombings *her't a terrorist blew himself asainstMuslims.But many Shia of fuIl uo in a tent hard-line Sunni militants, celebrants,killing at least20. whom authoritiessuspectare PresidentPewez behindthe bombing,do not a with resPonded Musharraf considerShiites,Sufisand call to oppose"anYonetrying moderateSunnis"real" sectarian But to incite hatredl' Muslims at all. "There is no violencehasworsenedunder place in Islam for suchactsj' his reign. Musharrafhasbeen Mufti Munibur Rehman, insists against reluctantto act who signedthe fatwa. SadlY, militant groups,largelYto thereseemsto be a Placefor avoid alienatingthe them in Pakistan.-BY Phil fundamentalistParties hhriskie and Ghulam Hasnain keepinghis secularPolitical A S TW E E K , S U N N I A N D S H I A
IT'$WINDY KN(IWS EUERY(INE Unst' rhe oarw in late May on the tiny, remote Shetlandislandof gas-a real was rock, of chunk I srit"in't northernmostinhabited '50s and '60s I titerattv.lslandersboppedto an enthusiasticset of band favoritesperformedby the Bonxies,perhapsthe only rock poweredby a hydrogenfuel cell. The electricitythat amplifiedthelr guitarsand keyboardcame from a hybrid systemthat is part of wind-into-hydrogen the world'sfirst community-owned hydrogenproductionplant, built on this islandof 700 inhabitants."Despiteall the hypearoundthe hydrogeneconomy,there
Defendersin Tashkent'told TIMEthat policehave subjectedmore than 40 prglestersin lhe llz^b]e^l{.:1eital to repressivemeasures' includingdetentionin unknownlocationsand housearrests'And he says other activistshavebeen harassedor arrestedin the country'sFergana'
n ::."#:,?;;r"T::i""' alertedinternational human-rightsmonitors that the governmentmight not be tellingthe whole
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o"ttno"o an internationalWi inquiry,The government un.*"r"d with slandercharges that could mean up to five pnson.said baro yearsin years In prison. Muzaffarmizo lskhakov,the nnUuancfrair of the Ezgulik (CooOness)human-rights iioup: "rnev did not let his family see him, or even send him iome food." Sumt lkramov,chair of Uzbekistan'slnitiativeGroupof tndependentHumanRights
and Djizak Kashkadaryinsk re$ons' Karimov'sgovern-
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callsfor an independent inquiry'despitemountrng internationalpressure' "Karimovis digginghis own g€ve"'says OlegPanftlov a CentralAsia experttn , ,,Moscow'"Thetragedyls.ne s dragginghis entire "oYltty. . alonCl"'-Bv YuriTaral*anich
practice"'s.a1sSandy,appearedto be very little to'show for it in (Promoting unst Renewable PURE for *il;;; ;t"l"ct manager wind turbines^prwide 15-kw guitarist' Two tead Btnxies il ;;;;$4 estate' Surplus .n"ri l"O clean electrici{ to the island'sindustrial equipment,and no". anroughhydrogenproductionand storage to expanq hopes ""r,J, PURE use' future for tt'," rer6-.arbon gas is bottled heattngtne small powering and beyond applications hydrogen's
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stored,saystechnicaldirectorRossGazey' Couldthat run out after five daysof no wind? "With weatherlike we havehere"' ''that's nevergoingto saysGazeY, -'BY MaryannBird hapPen."
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ST(IRMi THE AFTER SIIENCE tthe Eovernmentof I uto""xi.tun violentlyquelled in Andijanin I ;ffi;te mid-May;now it's harrying those who contradictthe offi.iut u"rrion of events. Late tast monttr, UzbekPresident lslam Karimov'ssecurity police arrested human-rights campaignersacrossthe country,includinglawyer z o
*6,
T
inPakistan HolidaY ABloody
oppositionat baY."The I governmentdoesnot I Muslims traveledto recognizethe threat Imam Elslamabad's Bari homegrownterroristsPose tlre shrineto commemorate to PakistansstabilitYj'saYs life of ShahAbdul Latif SaminaAhmedof the Sufi century Kazmi,a 17th uco Brussels-based saint-and rebukethe deadlY GrouP' Crisis International sectarianismbedeviling clericsin 58 earlier, week A FridaY's Instead, Pakistan. a fatwa signed gatheringbecamea bloodbath Lahorehad condemningsuicidebombings *her't a terrorist blew himself asainstMuslims.But many Shia of fuIl uo in a tent hard-line Sunni militants, celebrants,killing at least20. whom authoritiessuspectare PresidentPewez behindthe bombing,do not a with resPonded Musharraf considerShiites,Sufisand call to oppose"anYonetrying moderateSunnis"real" sectarian But to incite hatredl' Muslims at all. "There is no violencehasworsenedunder place in Islam for suchactsj' his reign. Musharrafhasbeen Mufti Munibur Rehman, insists against reluctantto act who signedthe fatwa. SadlY, militant groups,largelYto thereseemsto be a Placefor avoid alienatingthe them in Pakistan.-BY Phil fundamentalistParties hhriskie and Ghulam Hasnain keepinghis secularPolitical A S TW E E K , S U N N I A N D S H I A
IT'$WINDY KN(IWS EUERY(INE Unst' rhe oarw in late May on the tiny, remote Shetlandislandof gas-a real was rock, of chunk I srit"in't northernmostinhabited '50s and '60s I titerattv.lslandersboppedto an enthusiasticset of band favoritesperformedby the Bonxies,perhapsthe only rock poweredby a hydrogenfuel cell. The electricitythat amplifiedthelr guitarsand keyboardcame from a hybrid systemthat is part of wind-into-hydrogen the world'sfirst community-owned hydrogenproductionplant, built on this islandof 700 inhabitants."Despiteall the hypearoundthe hydrogeneconomy,there
Defendersin Tashkent'told TIMEthat policehave subjectedmore than 40 prglestersin lhe llz^b]e^l{.:1eital to repressivemeasures' includingdetentionin unknownlocationsand housearrests'And he says other activistshavebeen harassedor arrestedin the country'sFergana'
n ::."#:,?;;r"T::i""' alertedinternational human-rightsmonitors that the governmentmight not be tellingthe whole
@ ,l;"=,=-,,,^ ry Uzbekauthorities claimedthat 173 People died, mostlYmilitants.But based on first-hand experi-
saidthedeathtollcould
E@@W
Ltpe#t
o"ttno"o an internationalWi inquiry,The government un.*"r"d with slandercharges that could mean up to five pnson.said baro yearsin years In prison. Muzaffarmizo lskhakov,the nnUuancfrair of the Ezgulik (CooOness)human-rights iioup: "rnev did not let his family see him, or even send him iome food." Sumt lkramov,chair of Uzbekistan'slnitiativeGroupof tndependentHumanRights
and Djizak Kashkadaryinsk re$ons' Karimov'sgovern-
':,11!:'-l:fTg:?-""'"0 "':''."".:_-,:^-^:^:,-:.
callsfor an independent inquiry'despitemountrng internationalpressure' "Karimovis digginghis own g€ve"'says OlegPanftlov a CentralAsia experttn , ,,Moscow'"Thetragedyls.ne s dragginghis entire "oYltty. . alonCl"'-Bv YuriTaral*anich
practice"'s.a1sSandy,appearedto be very little to'show for it in (Promoting unst Renewable PURE for *il;;; ;t"l"ct manager wind turbines^prwide 15-kw guitarist' Two tead Btnxies il ;;;;$4 estate' Surplus .n"ri l"O clean electrici{ to the island'sindustrial equipment,and no". anroughhydrogenproductionand storage to expanq hopes ""r,J, PURE use' future for tt'," rer6-.arbon gas is bottled heattngtne small powering and beyond applications hydrogen's
i i E ; i i I i i
#ffi;'u.tai"uno**,5":"r"J,ilff$yr::iiff TT:#*:-#" Storing hydrogen
gaso{ Unsa
stored,saystechnicaldirectorRossGazey' Couldthat run out after five daysof no wind? "With weatherlike we havehere"' ''that's nevergoingto saysGazeY, -'BY MaryannBird hapPen."
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