Compulsory Newspapers in Kazakstan Region
Practice of forcing people to subscribe to newspapers they don’t want has to stop.
11 Oct 13
Kazakhstan
Kazakstan: Domestic Abuse Victims Face Alimony Battles
Legislation from 2010 has improved police action on domestic violence, but victims find it hard to claim a fair legal settlement afterwards.
1 Oct 13
Traders Seek Compensation for Kazak Market Fire
Uninsured stallholders say they lost everything in devastating blaze.
25 Sep 13
Kazakstan's Youth Groups Bid for Bigger Say in Policy
NGOs say government decisions affecting young people must be designed hand in hand with them, not imposed on them.
12 Jul 13
More Selection Than Election in Kazak Devolution
Local government heads to be chosen by councils dominated by ruling party.
8 Jul 13
Kazakstan: More Pressure on Government Critics
After demolishing political opposition, authorities turn on other critical voices.
2 Jul 13
Kazakstan's Pension Bill Postponed
Government backs down on controversial bill after pressure from women’s groups.
17 Jun 13
Kazakstan Shrugs Off Human Rights Concerns
Economics count for more than rights, and western governments have little leverage anyway.
16 May 13
Kazakstan Journalist at Risk of Forcible Psychiatric Treatment
Concerns that hate speech laws are being used to silence anti-corruption campaigner and other government critics.
3 May 13
Two Kazaks Charged in Boston Case
Court hears that they hid evidence to protect the younger Tsarnaev brother.
2 May 13
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