A young woman called Feruza from the village of Chuli Begimkulov knocked Ahadov’s door three days ago and asked for a glass of water, since then Ahadov, his wife or children cannot get rid of her.
While in the activist’s home, Feruza flirts with him in front of his wife and children and openly wants to seduce him.
Ahadov said he was rebuffing her advances but was weak to force her out of his house because if he or his family members try to do this she would call police accusing him of attempting to rape her.
The society’s president, Abdujalil Boymatov, said that this was not new as Uzbek security agencies often used women to destroy human rights activists.
He and his colleagues were beaten up by groups of women contracted by police to disperse rallies and other events staged by activists.
“I am sure that Ahadov is being provoked,” Boymatov said. “Women, hired by the authorities, are dangerous – both when they beat you up or when they try to have sex with you.”
His colleagues do not know how Ahadov should deal with that woman, because they think police would do nothing, as she is their stooge.
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