Uzbeks face misery after ethnic violence in Kyrgyzstan

Uzbeks face misery after ethnic violence in Kyrgyzstan

OSH, Kyrgyzstan - A man points to the basement of a burned down house in the city of Osh in southern Kyrgyzstan on June 16, 2010, where he says he found the bodies of six neighbors -- a mother and her children -- who died during ethnic violence in the central Asian country. (Kyodo)

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