Beaten women remain silent because…

Just finished up my blog post about ‘beaten happy women’. Well as you might have noticed the title is pretty sarcastic. If you are interested to know why Uzbek women are so silent about the domestic violence against them and pretend as everything is fine, you might find the post below interesting. It was originally posted on a Facebook Page/ Suppressed Histories Archives in 2014. 

ˈbiːtn ˈhæpi ˈwɪmɪn

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Oxirgi paytlarda Avaz Oxunni chiqishlarini maqtashganini ko’p guvohi bo’layapman. Bugun man ham qiziqib ko’rib ko’rdim, rostdan ham xalqni o’zini odatlari, turmush – tarzini kulguli jihatlarini ko’rsatgan holda chiqishlar qilar ekan. Aytishganlaridek Hojiboy Tojiboyni izdoshlari deganlaricha bor… manga ham chiqishlari yoqayapti deb turgandim, toki… mana shu yerigacha.

Benin. Democracy. Unity. And its economic capital city Cotonou and infrastructure struggles.

© UNFPA Benin/Ollivier Girard

This blog post written as a course work for the MOOC offered by Oxford University in the area of international development and answers certain specific questions in the case of Benin.

Financing solution that will unlock financial opportunities in a Post Conflict State

This blog post is written as a project work to fulfil the partial requirement of the MOOC: Financing for Development: Unlocking Investment Opportunities on edX platform offered by World Bank Group.

Assignment: Propose a financing solution that will unlock financial opportunities in a Fragile or Conflict (State) country integrating the International Development Association (IDA) Private Sector Window in your solution.

Target audience: General public; public engagement  and improving their awareness in development (financing) issues

Summary: A post conflict state has been chosen as an object.
Proposal of three solutions for financing for development which enable us to reach three (social, political and economic) outcomes… 

The next station is London (Guidelines for underground users )

 

o’zbekchada o’qing

Hey guys 🙂

Today is Sunday[1]. Usually I listen to music or podcasts while I’m doing my housework. Luke’s English Podcast is the one I’m listening to recent times. Today I listened its episode on London underground and its rules for passengers. And you know what? I’d like to write a blog post combining my own experience of using the underground and also Luke’s suggestions. Who knows, there might someone is who planning to leave for London any time soon among you guys for good, for studies or for a short stay. So let’s not talk much in the introduction part and move to the post itself. Let’s go…

The most valuable thing we have…

Hello everybody

It is going to be the first blogpost of mensenvaular in English. And it is dedicated to friendship, actually, no it is not… Well, I will leave to you, so at the end you will conclude what was it about.

Recently, I had dinner with my friends. We had food, had nice chat, played monopoly, took photos, selfies as well… In short, it was fun, we did enjoy.  But the thing I am going to write is totally different. These are all what I thought when they left my place after the  dinner.