AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoWomen’s Safety: Uzbek model Roza says she was repeatedly raped by Jeffrey Epstein after her agency sent her to his Florida home in 2009, when she was 18. Her account is featured in a BBC investigation into modelling-industry links that allegedly exposed young women to abuse. Arts & Education: Uzbekistan’s State Institute of Arts and Culture plans a cooperation agreement with a Krasnodar institute, opening the way for joint cultural and academic projects. Culture & Diplomacy: Uzbekistan is among the countries confirmed for the SCO Civilisational Dialogue Forum in New Delhi on November 20–22, focused on cultural understanding and exchange. Artists’ Support: A new decree makes Uzbekistan’s culture and arts workers eligible for state housing subsidies. Religious Freedom: A Samarkand court upheld a five-year sentence for a young Shia Muslim over sharing religious songs on Telegram, according to a rights group. Shared Heritage: South Korea is bringing home the remains of independence fighter Lee Gwal, buried in Uzbekistan; it is the first repatriation of such remains from the country.
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