Kazakstan: More Action Needed on Workplace Harassment
Stigma and legal loopholes mean that many women suffer in silence.
Stigma and legal loopholes mean that many women suffer in silence.
The president hinted at it last month; now others are talking about changing the constitution.
Attempts to block or amend contentious bill come to nothing.
Police try to engineer Soviet-style forcible confinement in psychiatric hospital.
Four years' absence will make it hard for LiveJournal to claw back its fans.
Activists move abroad in anticipation of restrictions.
Tashkent likely to be more amenable to regional security cooperation, but may still shun formal defence pact.
Fewer jobs and a worsening exchange rate hits households supported by expats in Russia.
Short of vehicles and staff, emergency services also find city traffic a problem.
At least 400 Kazak nationals believed to be in Syria or Iraq.