23.09.2022 - Lack of accountability for ‘’Bloody January’’ events & persecution of critics undermine pledged modernisation
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International Civil Society, Assemble! Russian Refugees Facing Deportation
Kazakhstan’s Report to the UN on Violence Against Women: Why Astana’s Sixth Periodic Report Will Face Criticism in Geneva
Forced return to Moscow: Russian activist Yulia Yemelyanova’s extradition was confirmed by Kazakhstan Supreme Court
Guilty of Speaking Out: Kazakhstani Activist Imprisoned Over Anti-War Posts on Social Media
Cutting Down Dissent: Public Figure Sanjar Bokayev Transferred to Astana Ten Days Before His Hearing Over Corruption Accusations
No Public Allowed: Almaty Court Orders Closed-Door Trial For a Defrocked Priest
Youtuber Azamat Omarov was sentenced to three-and-a-half years of probation after criticizing the leadership of Kazakhstan
“I’m tired of injustice”: Chechen activist Mansur Movlayev attempted suicide after Kazakhstan denied him asylum
The Net is Closing on Independent Journalists: a Personal Data Article Used to Convict Three Reporters This Year
Similar Cases, Different Outcomes: The Kazakh Authorities Accuse Groups of Opposition Activists of Plotting to Seize the Akorda and Instigate Mass Unrest
48 Hours: The Crackdown Against Political Critics Intensifies
Rooting out dissident: Eco-activist detained for exposing officials’ tree-clearing plot
A democratically elected ”single-party”: OSCE’s report on Kurultai’s elections
Branded “Propagandists”: Feminists interrogated by the Police department over anti-LGBT Law
Be Careful What You Joke About