Presentation of a first information-entertaining web site www.mynet.tj was held today in Dushanbe.

On 8 November the British Institute for War and Peace Reporting held a round table in Dushanbe.

The Working Group created by Tajikistan’s media organizations summarized its activities on the reformation of the Law “On Printing and Other Mass Media”.

National Association of Independent Media (NANSMIT) conducts assessment on public awareness about activities of civil society. The assessment is taking place in the city of Khorog, administrative center of Gorno-Badakhshan Autonomous Oblast (GBAO).

Dushanbe hosted the Ninth Central Asian Media Conference organized by OSCE. Participants adopted a Declaration

On 15 November 2007, the Tajik capital hosted a three-day workshop for young journalists working in the sphere of ecology in Central Asia.

On 13 November, Tolib Kholov, official from the State TV and Radio Committee informed that the activities of cable TV companies in Dushanbe are terminated because of the absence of licenses.

Press Now Netherlands created an offshore radio station for Uzbekistan. This radio station will broadcast one hour a day, once a week, with a block of news, reports and entertaining shows oriented to Uzbekistan. Broadcasting will be performed in Uzbek language.

Journalists from Central Asia came to Brussels to learn about activities and programs of NATO.

National Endowment for Democracy expressed indignation regarding the murder of our close friend, Alisher Saipov, editor of the Uzbek-language newspaper Siyosat. The journalist was assassinated on 24 October, after a long discrediting campaign against him. This defamation is still continuing. We express our deepest condolences to Alisher’s family and colleagues.