Kyrgyz parliament banned the chapter investigated the inter-ethnic clashes in southern Kyrgyzstan, the international commission Kimmo Kiljunen to enter the territory of the country, according to CA-NEWS.
In early May, the commission submitted its report on the clashes that occurred in Osh and Jalal-Abad regions in June 2010. Kiljunen Commission has not recognized the riots as genocide, but said that the Kyrgyz authorities have not fulfilled their obligations to protect citizens.
Deputies recognized the report biased, one-sided, not conducive to peace, stability and prevent further conflict. On the contrary, according to deputies, he causes hatred and threaten national security.
The entrance to Kyrgyzstan Kiljunen prohibited by law On foreign migration. The head of the commission allegedly gave misleading the international community, and biased information about the events in southern Kyrgyzstan and is at home scandalous and disreputable.
The parliament of Kyrgyzstan has created its own commission to investigate the causes of unrest in southern Kyrgyzstan. According to deputies included in it, in ethnic clashes blamed supporters of former Kyrgyz President Kurmanbek Bakiev and Uzbek community leaders. Last April accused of separatist activities.
Several days of clashes between Kyrgyz and Uzbeks in the south killed hundreds of people and destroyed thousands of homes. 75,000 Uzbeks fled to Uzbekistan, but then most of them returned to Kyrgyzstan.