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Russian Pressure and Kazakhstan’s Embattled Civil Society

Russian Pressure and Kazakhstan’s Embattled Civil Society

By Henry De Jong
Astana’s balancing act is becoming ever more precarious, with civil society caught in the crossfire at a moment when its voice is needed most.
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Satire on Trial: Temirlan Yensebek in Kazakh Court for Using a Rude Rap Track

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An offensive 20-year-old rap song may land a Kazakh satirist in jail for seven years. But there's more to the case than a rude song.

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