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- Uzbekistan
- Topics:
- Freedom of Speech, Media, Music
The Long and Winding Road has a report on Uzbek pop musicians losing their licenses to perform in public after a journalist accused their lyrics of not being authentic Uzbek poetry and them of being bad musicians.
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