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After attempting suicide, Gulberdy Sopyev, son of Hero of Turkmenistan and Hero of Socialist Labour Muradberdy Sopyev, has been in coma for eight months.

  1. Why sport is neglected in Turkmenistan
  2. Education centers to be shut down in Turkmenistan
  3. Turkmenistan president announces new prices for natural gas, previous free to all citizens
  4. Bad Health In The Ex-Health Minister's Kingdom
  5. Beyond 'www': life without Internet exists
  6. Spontaneous protest near Ashgabat
  7. Turkmen members of Parliament violated procedure
  8. Writings by Berdymukhammedov are studied in Turkmen schools
  9. Turkmenistan on the (rail) way to global integration
  10. People's writer of Turkmenistan deprived of publication rights
  11. Selective condolences
  12. Rights groups criticise Turkmenistan elections
  13. Two-chamber Parliament to be launched in Turkmenistan
  14. Turkmen elections with foreseen outcomes
  15. No whiff of dissent in Turkmenistan's first multi-party vote
  16. TAPI, a pipe dream but...
  17. Salaries and prices
  18. Turkmenistan: Elections highlight fundamental pluralism deficit
  19. "Christian religion is wrong!" – Turkmen-style fight against adherents of different faith
  20. Bribery is a common phenomenon in Turkmenistan
  21. The authorities as dog hunters
  22. Turkmenistan, EU to negotiate on Trans-Caspian pipeline construction
  23. Raids on females
  24. Turkmenistan Cracks Down on Free Fuel Abuse
  25. Turkmenistan cautiously opens to the world
  26. U.S. assists Turkmenistan in educational reform
  27. Messengers are blocked in Turkmenistan
  28. Double-entry accounting and extortion
  29. Appeal to the EU: challenge the Central Asian governments on pressing human rights concerns
  30. Exits from Ashgabat are cordoned off by soldiers and police
  31. Ashgabat hosts Turkmenistan's Oil and Gas exhibition and conference
  32. The spade as a medical tool
  33. Turkmenistan: Tainted salami fells cotton-picking troops
  34. More about mobile Internet in Turkmenistan
  35. Private children's education centres closed in Ashgabat
  36. Shell Nigeria manipulates oil spill investigations
  37. STATEMENT: Concerning emergency situation of water and heat supply in Western Turkmenistan
  38. New restrictions to be imposed for entrepreneurs
  39. Turkmenistan's State Of Perpetual Mobilization
  40. Turkmen laws are strict but censorship is stricter
  41. Independence Day Preparations
  42. Turkmen President Orders Amnesty For 1,000 Convicts
  43. Dashoguz residents made happy – "The Bird of Happiness" and the second Palace of Happiness
  44. More obstacles to freedom of movement
  45. Some statistics on sick children
  46. Turkmenistan offers to host UN-backed meetings on disarmament, energy, refugees
  47. Opposition Blasts Government for Water, Heating Cuts
  48. Civil Society Activists in the OSCE Region Demand Information about Those Disappeared for Ten Years in Turkmenistan's Prisons
  49. Generation "Ch"
  50. Shortage of textbooks in schools
  51. All-pervasive arbitrariness
  52. Visitors to be greeted by people in red
  53. Autumn draft to the Turkmen army launched
  54. Under the Turkmen carpet
  55. Letter three. On sports
  56. China takes a decisive advantage in Turkmenistan
  57. Are cut benefits likely to cause protest?
  58. "If you adopt their faith I'll tear off your head"
  59. Visiting Chinese Leader Cements Hold on Gas Sector
  60. The magazine to support freedom of expression
  61. Soviet-Style Vanity Fuels Artificial Lake Project
  62. The Turkmen people have a right to know how their money is being used
  63. Have Mary residents rejoiced or suffered?
  64. Central Asia is tuning up
  65. Shabunts is fighting another uphill battle
  66. China-Turkmenistan ties becoming strategic
  67. Letter two. On supporting domestic manufacturers
  68. Letters that would not be read, but nevertheless should be written
  69. Interview with Rachel Debner
  70. FOE: Shell: clean up your mess in Nigeria
  71. The Rukhnama is gone forever
  72. News by the Committee for Protecting Persecuted Citizens of Turkmenistan
  73. Open letter to Jennifer Lopez
  74. Lopez Should Donate Proceeds to Charity
  75. Jennifer Lopez sparks controversy with show for Turkmenistan president
  76. Letter from Turkmenistan: hushed Mary
  77. Address by the Committee for Protecting Persecuted Citizens of Turkmenistan
  78. Second-class citizens
  79. Media freedom online topic of OSCE event in Turkmenistan
  80. Amnesty International Annual Report 2013
  81. Turkmenistan's Capital Named World's 'White-Marble' City
  82. Satellite Images of the Caspian Sea Indicate Oil Spills in Western Turkmenistan. Crude Accountability press-release.
  83. We live like we pay
  84. The 10 July deadline
  85. Should International Financial Institutions cooperate with Turkmenistan?
  86. Maro is still serving sentence in Bairamali colony
  87. Customs officer extorts bribes...
  88. Don't be misguided on Turkmenistan
  89. Turkmenistan Faces Second UN Human Rights Review
  90. Statement by the editorial board of "Chronicles of Turkmenistan"
  91. Ten years as one day
  92. You got the money, we got your honey
  93. Central Asia: Statements for OSCE Human Rights Review Meeting
  94. Turkmen-style shock therapy
  95. MTS Back in Turkmenistan – But Only for Foreigners
  96. Central Asia: Ashton Should Urge Release of Activists
  97. In Turkmen Capital, OSCE Calls For Open Internet Access
  98. Turkmenistan's unpopular print media
  99. Opening a multimedia window on Turkmenistan
  100. New chairman of the Union of Artists elected in violation of rules and regulations after a scandal, but under support of the Deputy Prime Minister
  101. Be merciful, stop the barbarous extermination of dogs and cats!
  102. Turkmenistan: Damning UN Report Shows Need for Urgent Action
  103. Fundamental freedoms under serious threat in Central Asia twenty years after Soviet collapse
  104. Presidential elections. First-hand experience
  105. Black mark. Burning news
  106. Review of Turkmenistan under the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights
  107. What is to be done? Or what has been done?
  108. Turkmenistan Still Human Rights Nightmare – Watchdog
  109. Turkmenistan, Iran "Among Worst" Countries For Media Freedom
  110. Berdymukhamedov's Failed Internetization
  111. Winter in Turkmenistan: unheated houses
  112. CIS to Send Observers to Turkmenistan Presidential Elections
  113. How the elderly live
  114. Internet Remains "Heavily Regulated" – Human Rights Report
  115. Central Asia: Censorship and Control of the Internet and Other New Media
  116. Secret Police Target Mobile Phones
  117. Turkmen journalist's apartment attacked with stones by unidentified individuals
  118. Ornaments for a Dictator
  119. Video: Turkmen teachers batter students
  120. Turkmen, Danish officials consider issues of human rights
  121. 5 Years On, Still No Investigation Into Reporter's Death
  122. Turkmenistan Clings to "Holy" Book
  123. The city of Turkmenbashi on the edge of humanitarian disaster
  124. The deadly watchful eye of Turkmenistan's holy book
  125. Universal Periodical Review
  126. Results of the poll
  127. Turkmen Election Reveals Depressingly Familiar Abuses
  128. Turkmen authorities should release Gulgeldy Annaniyazov
  129. The authorities of Ashgabat continue to dismantle satellite aerials
  130. Turkmenistan: New Policies But Little Sign of Change
  131. Freedom Needed for Turkmen Arts to Flourish
  132. Major Investment Needed for Vast Turkmen Gas Reserves
  133. The film about the Rukhnama hits the target
  134. Court trial over G. Annaniyazov held
  135. G. Annaniyazov's daughter failed to leave Turkmenistan
  136. The UN Human Rights Council
  137. Youtube blocked in Turkmenistan
  138. Turkmenistan Launches Image Campaign
  139. Turkmen, Uzbek Faith Groups Still Under Pressure
  140. Gas cut-off as collective punishment
  141. Mail censorship. Why hide the obvious?
  142. Journalists under surveillance
  143. New ideology requires new ideologists
  144. The prisoners are funded at the expense of their families
  145. Turkmen Regime Embarks on New Bout of Persecution
  146. TV as a mirror reflection?
  147. EU-Turkmenistan: move from words to action
  148. Turkmen Leader Seeks Longer Term
  149. Annual Report 2008: State of the World's Human Rights. Turkmenistan
  150. Ethnic Minorities Still Under Pressure
  151. High-Tech Phone Tapping
  152. Political Reform, but Little Transparency
  153. The authorities still fear freedom of expression
  154. Deprived of homes
  155. Irina Kolesnik. A year in custody
  156. Internet failed
  157. Art belongs to... the Turkmen authorities
  158. Tightened control, or life in the crypt
  159. Turkmen, Uzbek States Seen as Weak
  160. Who will save the trees, or the "disposable" palace
  161. Petrol only for family members
  162. How about going to the cinema?
  163. Turkmenistan has almost solved the problem of the child labour
  164. Black Monday
  165. Darkness is a friend of young people
  166. The development of the situation with replacing satellite antennae in Ashgabat
  167. Open Letter to Finnish Government
  168. Offering Nokia a new perspective
  169. Nokia must return government funding
  170. Ruhnama continues its success
  171. What do turkmen dissidents & human rights activists think of Nokia-Siemens operations in Turkemenistan
  172. Nokia-Siemens delivers equipment for Turkmenistan dictatorship's cellular network
  173. Dancing banned in Turkmenistan
  174. Heavy opposition toward rapid rail project in trinidad
  175. Behind the surface: A world of fraud and corruption
  176. The law of the sun king
  177. Bouygues involved in several anti-union actions in africa
  178. The dark history of OL3 suppliers
  179. The twelve Turkmen months – A New Year's fairytale
  180. A newspaper as change
  181. Again about satellite dishes
  182. Preventive diplomacy and preventive measures
  183. The Turkmen deserters
  184. Turkmen mass media are twins
  185. Creating a favourable image
  186. The country of TV aerials and broadcasting receivers
  187. Siemens created wiretapping system for Turkmenistan secret police
  188. Siemens Bribery Scandal
  189. Siemens And Nokia – Culture of success and silence
  190. A Day in November
  191. Political grounds
  192. FOE: Shell advert is ruled 'misleading'
  193. Open Letter To Turkmenistan's President Gurbanguly Berdymuhammedov
  194. Featured Film: Shadow of the Holy Book
  195. A policy of open doors is needed
  196. Three reasons of the turkmenian tragedy
  197. Shell Avoids Discussion - Article
  198. Somebody picks cotton, somebody – money
  199. Welcome?
  200. Relatives of enemies of people
  201. What news do Turkmen newspapers cover?
  202. Farid Tuhbatullin - Confession of An Innocent Man
  203. FOE: Shell fails to obey gas flaring court order
  204. Access without freedom
  205. Spies are everywhere
  206. No trust in state TV channels in Turkmenistan