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Tajikistan: Islamic Party Leader In Tajikistan Says He Supports Secular System

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Tajikistan: Islamic Party Leader In Tajikistan Says He Supports Secular System

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Tajikistan's Islamic Renaissance Party (IRP), the only officially registered Islamic party in Central Asia, wants to boost its two-seat presence in the Tajik parliament in the next elections, scheduled for February 2010. To achieve that goal, the party is seeking to shrug off its old image of a conservative rural party, recruiting many women and young technocrats.
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Tajikistan's Islamic Renaissance Party (IRP), the only officially registered Islamic party in Central Asia, wants to boost its two-seat presence in the Tajik parliament in the next elections, scheduled for February 2010. To achieve that goal, the party is seeking to shrug off its old image of a conservative rural party, recruiting many women and young technocrats.
To read further please visit Radio Free Europe Radio Liberty website.

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Constitution and Legislative Reform

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