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Kazakhstan Bureau for human rights has released a new report on freedom of peaceful assembly

Kazakhstan Bureau for human rights has released a new report on freedom of peaceful assembly

12.07.2012

The Report which has been prepared due to financial support of National Democratic Institute of USA could be downloaded here.

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