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“… Two years ago, Esenov was arrested after being accused of smuggling 800 copies of his banned books into Turkmenistan from Russia. …”
This is an excerpt from: http://www.soros.org/ The site belongs to The Open Society Institute , and has been censored in Uzbekistan. The Open Society Institute promotes democratic governance, human rights, and social reform
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