ADB’s Commitment to Zero Tolerance on Reprisals Meets Uzbekistan’s Reality of Fear and Silence
Society

ADB’s Commitment to Zero Tolerance on Reprisals Meets Uzbekistan’s Reality of Fear and Silence

While the Asian Development Bank (ADB) maintains a zero-tolerance policy on reprisals against activists, its recent annual meeting in Uzbekistan highlighted the persistent challenges of civil society repression in the country, questioning the efficacy of development bank safeguards in authoritarian environments.

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