They are building them, despite everything. Schools are not being rebuilt, homes are not being rebuilt-but mosques are being constructed. In spite of its problems, Kirgizstan can be considered a democratic state. In this republic, a real political struggle is taking place, a battle for power by democratic methods. There are no flagrant violations of human rights here.
Freedom of speech is absolute.
However, like any society moving from totalitarianism to democracy, the Kirgiz are encountering many difficulties. Much depends on how long Akaev will last in his current position. This is our fate at the transitional stage of history. I do not have any illusions about my future.