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Photos Of The Week: June 26-July 2

Aftermath Of Ethnic Violence In Osh

Ethnic violence, which initially broke out on June 11, has left many parts of the southern Kyrgyz city of Osh in ruins. Many buildings were burnt to the ground after mobs rampaged through the city. (Photos by RFE/RL correspondent Bruce Pannier.)

Photos Of The Week: June 12-18

Tragedy Unfolds In Kyrgyzstan

More than 100 people have been confirmed dead, but the death toll is expected to rise and well over 1,000 people have been injured in Kyrgyzstan since ethnically charged clashes began on June 10 in and around the southern city of Osh. Tens of thousands of ethnic Uzbeks are said to have fled homes in search of safety.

Iran's Election Unrest: An Artist's View

Radio Farda broadcaster Hannah Kaviani walks viewers through the works of an Iranian artist who goes by the name of Termeh. Her pieces comment on the events surrounding Iran's disputed June 12, 2009, presidential election.

Photos Of The Week June 5-11

The Green Team: Iranian Opposition's Heavy Hitters

An RFE/RL primer, in the form of mock trading cards, on some key figures within the Green Movement that emerged after Iran's disputed 2009 election. Click here --> http://www.rferl.org/photogallery/4312.html for full-size gallery.

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Iranian-American Artist Mona Shomali

Mona Shomali, 31, was in her mother's womb when she fled Iran. Her mother, a member of Iran's persecuted minority Bah'ai faith, raised her daughter in Los Angleles -- home to the largest Iranian Diaspora community. Her father, who taught Iranian Studies at Stanford University, raised his daughter with a keen awareness of her country's history and culture. Shomali walks RFE/RL through her painting collection "Naked Folklore."