one of the party is contesting his loyal to former president bakiev. >> they ring and the old bell by hand to signal the start of morning lessons. in the uzbek quarter, this is the class teacher. she saw her old school board to the ground and witnessed the violence. children here are learning again. but they cannot forget what happened. >> we told the children to paint flowers, but they said there are none outside on the streets. now they paint their plans, bonds, and machine guns. >> ey both acsed each other oftarting the troubles, but it is mainly uzbek houses that went up in flames and they are worried about the future. she has other things on her mind. eight agencies have given her money to build a new place to build them. >> there are nine of us in the family, mother-in-law, daughter- in-law, we all live together. how on earth are we supposed to fit into a small two-room house? >> in the afternoon, they return home, children and adults alike. during the ethnic unrest, politicicis left them to fend for themselves. now party campaigners are here promising they will help. >> sure, t

one of the party is contesting his loyal to former president bakiev. >> they ring and the old bell by hand to signal the start of morning lessons. in the uzbek quarter, this is the class teacher. she saw her old school board to the ground and witnessed the violence. children here are learning again. but they cannot forget what happened. >> we told the children to paint flowers, but they said there are none outside on the streets. now they paint their plans, bonds, and machine guns. >> they both accused each other of starting the troubles, but it is mainly uzbek houses that went up in flames and they are worried about the future. she has other things on her mind. eight agencies have given her money to build a new place to build them. >> there are nine of us in the family, mother-in-law, daughter- in-law, we all live together. how on earth are we supposed to fit into a small two-room house? >> in the afternoon, they return home, children and adults alike. during the ethnic unrest, politicians left them to fend for themselves. now party campaigners are here promising they will help. >> s

traditionally central asian states are ruled by a will through tarion leaders and when former president bakiev was overthrown in april this year the khan she was wrecked in violence with dozens of people killed and many more injured people here were unhappy with the president's policies that have left many poverty and that was the reason why he was overthrown after he was overthrown the temporary government. has held a referendum during which it was decided to turn the country into a parliamentary state and there were rumors that said these elections might bring even more violence to the streets of kyrgyzstan and other cities to the streets of bishkek in other cities and carry just on especially in southern regions not exactly well to say you go to prison officers are right now you're going to talk to me what is the atmosphere like in auschwitz which is being rocked by violence this summer for the city of all just curious on the second largest city mean people you can call it the second capital and this is definitely one of the equations in the country in need of change and stability the more

in the interim government following former president bakiev forced resignation thought to perform strongly earlier i spoke to. and you go to. the voting from kurdistan's to largest cities. the security has been tightened throughout the curious capital bishkek over the past couple of hours it has been rather quiet here there's a lot of police patrolling the streets bishkek abd the moment no serious violations have been registered here the average turnout throughout the country at this election has been about fifty percent in the according to play really been there a record still actually has gone rather smooth it is indeed a landmark vote for the country because after this election after the votes are counted. regardless of how many people have showed up at this election will become the first central asian country to become a parliamentary state where a prime minister has more power than the president and it's accountable to the parliament in a pro this year when president barchi was overthrown. many people were killed and many more were injured and people were unhappy with the former presi