“They do not see us as people” - Residents in Mirzo Ulug‘bek can no longer freely access their homes
A newly constructed pedestrian pathway in the Oydin neighborhood of the Mirzo Ulug‘bek district of Tashkent city is causing problems for residents. A 30-centimeter high concrete has been laid in front of the yards.

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