Kyrgyzstan/Tajikistan: Apparent War Crimes in Border Conflict
Forces from both Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan committed apparent war crimes in attacks on civilians during their brief but intense armed border conflict in September 2022. The families of victims deserve justice and reparations to pave the way for a rights-respecting resolution to this ongoing dispute.
![Collage of four equally sized images. Top left image of a burnt Tajik ambulance. Top right image damaged house with a window and two doors. Bottom left image of a man on a bicycle looking at a damaged house. Bottom right image of a burned-out car](/sites/default/files/styles/720w/public/media_2023/04/202304ccd_KG_TJ_collage.jpg?itok=RRYY1e3R)
![Collage of four equally sized images. Top left image of a burnt Tajik ambulance. Top right image damaged house with a window and two doors. Bottom left image of a man on a bicycle looking at a damaged house. Bottom right image of a burned-out car](/sites/default/files/styles/16x9_large/public/media_2023/04/202304ccd_KG_TJ_collage.jpg?h=d1cb525d&itok=ZRfU83R5)