Still waiting to bury their dead

On 13 May, a tiny group of people stood, holding banners, a few feet away from the Kyrgyz border with Uzbekistan.

"Islam Karimov is a dictator", "We will never forget Andijan,"

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US calls for Uzbek killings probe

The US has said Uzbekistan still owes an explanation for the killing of civilians by soldiers in the city of Andijan on 13 May one year ago.

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West urged to punish Uzbekistan

Human Rights Watch has called on the international community to hold Uzbekistan to account over its violent crackdown in Andijan a year ago.

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Timeline: Uzbekistan

2005 Troops open fire on demonstrators. Eyewitnesses report deaths of hundreds of protesters.

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Uzbek protest: Your reaction

We are Muslims, but not extremists. Calling protestors radical groups is a just tool for Karimov because he can do anything with these "Islamic extremists"

Eson, Tashkent

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Uzbek soldiers ’shot civilians’

An Uzbek woman says she saw government troops open fire on unarmed civilians during protests in Andijan in May.

Uzbeks jail more over Andijan

More than 40 people have been jailed in Uzbekistan over the bloody uprising in the eastern town of Andijan last May

Uzbek court tries rights activist

Uzbek human rights activist Saidjahan Zainabiddinov, who witnessed last May's bloodshed in the eastern city of Andijan, has been put on trial.

How the Andijan killings unfolded

Hundreds of people are thought to have died when violence erupted in the Uzbek city of Andijan on Friday 13 May. The BBC News website has compiled this account of how events unfolded, based on media reports, eyewitnesses and official statements.