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On October 4, 2022, in Warsaw, as part of the OSCE/ODIHR human rights conference, a side event was held dedicated to the problem of discrimination against ethnic minorities in Central Asia. It was dedicated to peoples who do not have their own statehood and who have recently been involved in large-scale conflicts. The authorities do not recognise the problem of discrimination and do not allow independent observers, experts and journalists into regions where ethnic minorities live.
- Edir Bova (“Taza Shailoo”, Kyrgyzstan) spoke about the situation of the Dungans in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan, about the anti-Dungan pogroms (February 2020) and the problems of the policy of interethnic relations in Central Asia.
- Alisher Ilkhamov (Central Asia Due Diligence) devoted his speech to the recent protests in Karakalpakstan (July 2022), which were brutally suppressed by the authorities of Uzbekistan.
- Rustamjon Dzhoniev spoke about the repressions against the Pamir peoples by the Tajik authorities, the non-recognition of the Pamir identity, the recent escalation (2021-2022), numerous victims, closed trials against the residents of Badakhshan Mountainous Autonomous Region, the lack of a fair investigation, impunity of the security forces.