Violence Against Women in Tajikistan: How Reporting Shapes Perceptions and Responses
This report explores the impact of media reporting on public perception and law enforcement responses to violence against women in Tajikistan, based on an interview with Nushofarin Noziri. The way issues are reported may be key to victim support and problem-solving.
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