Erkin Qaraqalpaqstan

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Еркин Каракалпакстан
Type	general broadsheet
Founded	1924
Language	Karakalpak
Headquarters	ul. Karakalpakstaya, 9 Nukus
Circulation	c. 2700

Erkin Qaraqalpaqstan (Karakalpak: Еркин Қарақалпақстан, Free Karakalpakstan) is the main Karakalpak language newspaper, published in Uzbekistan. As of 2007, it printed 2700 copies three times a week, down from 66,000 five times a week in 1975.

Former names:

1924: قاراقالپاق ٔيرکين (Free Karakalpak)
1929: Mijnetkeş qaraqalpak (Working Karapalpak)
1932: Qьzьl Qaraqalpaƣastan/Қызыл Қарақалпақстан (Red Karakalpakstan)
1950: Совет Қарақалпақстаны (Soviet Karakalpakstan)
1990: Еркин Қарақалпақстан (Free Karakalpakstan)

References[edit]

v t e Newspapers published in Uzbekistan
Uzbek	O‘zbekiston Ovozi Oʻzbekiston adabiyoti va sanʼati Taraqqiy Vatanparvar Xalq So‘zi
Russian	Pravda Vostoka Narodnoye Slovo Novosti Uzbekistana
Karakalpak	Erkin Qaraqalpaqstan Qaraqalpaqstan jaslari QQTongi
Tajik	Ovozi tojik
Crimean Tatar	Yani dyunya
Defunct	Bukharaye Sharif (1912–1913) Sholaye-e Inquilab (1919–1921)

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