KHUJAND, June 9, 2014, Asia-Plus -- One more parent form the northern Sughd province has been punished for children’s truancy, the Interior Ministry’s office in Suhgd reported on June 9.
Criminal proceedings have been instituted against the 40 year-old resident of the Sabriston jamoat in the Istaravshan district, Z.A., under the provisions of Article 164 (2) of Tajikistan’s Penal Code – preventing person from getting nine-year basic education; an investigation is under way.
His son, 8th grade student B.A., has reportedly missed school from September 2013.
Last year, courts in Sughd province instituted criminal proceedings against 28 local parents whose children failed for months to attend school. Administrative action was imposed upon 338 parents, the source said. Many of those parents said that poverty prevented them from sending their children to school.
The constitution obliges parents to enable their children to attend school and that all children between the ages of seven and 16 must do so.




“We consider Iran’s success our success, and its failure our failure”: views of Tajikistan’s public figures on the U.S.-Israel war on Iran
More than 2.7 million Tajiks visited Uzbekistan in 2025 for tourism, medical treatment, and education
Recruitment tender
Moody’s raises Tajikistan's credit rating to "B2" with stable outlook
The Line of Durand: How far will the armed conflict between Pakistan and Afghanistan go?
Dushanbe Water Conference 2026 to focus on water management, climate change, and innovation
Emomali Rahmon introduces staff changes in Supreme Court, prosecutor’s offices, and interior ministry
From which countries cars are imported into to Tajikistan?
Trump says he must be ‘involved’ in choosing Iran’s next supreme leader
Dushanbe to host Judo Grand Slam again
All news