Kazakhstan: Anti-China demonstrators face long prison terms after fiery protest

Kazakhstan: Pressure on media, LGBTQI+ “propaganda” law, and criminal cases against activists

Criminalising Peaceful Protest: Kazakhstan’s Case Against Atajurt Activists

Kazakhstan criminal case over protest burning Chinese flag and Xi Jinping portrait

International Human Rights and Women’s Organisations Call Kazakhstan to Prevent Possible Deportations of Afghan Women (Press-Release)

Chairman of the Organising Committee of the Opposition Party Detained amid “Extremism” Charges

Kazakhstan: Reject ‘LGBT Propaganda’ Legal Proposals

Kazakhstan Parliament Passes Controversial ‘Anti-LGBT Propaganda’ Law

Appeal to the European Union and the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe from Civil Society Representatives in the Republic of Kazakhstan

Assassination of Aidos Sadykov Continues to Cast Doubts on Kazakhstan’s Commitments to International Obligations

The European Union Whispers Hopes Over Criticisms While the Kazakh Government Silences Human Rights

A Long Road to Safety: Afghan Refugee Reaches Europa

Jehovah’s Witness Tortured by Police Now Faces Deportation

Chinese captive: Turganbay’s Wife Detained While Calling for Help to Rescue her Husband

Kazakhstan Court Convict Activists Opposing Nuclear Plant and Imposes Four-Year Restrictions