Since the Covid-19 pandemic occurred, online learning has become a new reality for the world, but this process has not been a success in Kyrgyzstan. This infographic shows and discusses many issues facing school children and their families in the era of online education.

Every orphan in the Kyrgyz Republic has a right to receive a monthly social allowance (MSA). While a child is in the orphanage, MSA is accumulated and as soon as the child leaves the institution, the accumulated amount must be given to them. According to the study conducted in 2015 many orphans who have graduated from the orphanage haven't received this allowance. In 2019 when the follow-up study was conducted it was reported that the situation has actually worsened in comparison to the 2015th situation.

First of all, low use of contraception: only 1 out of 10 teens in union has safe sex.

Infographics represent information about the disease which is killing more and more people in Uzbekistan. It also explains which unhealthy habits of the people of Uzbekistan contribute most to this disease.

Most girls get married before the age of 24, and many even below 20. Girls forced to get married because of strict conservative traditions. They don’t choose their husbands.

Domestic violence in Russia is endemic and women are the ones who suffer the most from it. And yet, when called upon the issue, officials continue to make statements that fly in the face of facts, refusing to introduce legislation adopted by the majority of countries in the world.

Public opinion polls tell that trust in the police in Russia is steadily growing, along with the positive personal attitudes to the police. But does the general opinion always match actions?

According to the National Statistical Committee and non-governmental organizations, women in Kyrgyzstan are safe neither at home, nor outside. Since women often do not report threats or crimes that were committed against them, in reality, the safety of women in Kyrgyzstan might be even worse.

Why do LGBTI people migrate from Armenia

In Russia, only half as many girls as boys choose physics and computer science for their final school exam. The division into "girlish" and "boyish" activities and subjects starts from elementary school.