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Kazakhstan reminds me of Egypt or Tunisia, says Muratbek Ketabayev, President of Grazhdanskaya Aktivnost (Civil Activity) Kazakh Foundation.

Kazakhstan follows Tunisia and Egypt scenario by mind of the President Civic Activity Foundation Muratbek Ketebaeyv

Kazakhstan announced early presidential elections to be held on April 3, 2011.

More than half of 9 mn registered voters in Kazakhstan signed a petition earlier calling to hold a referendum to extend the President’s mandate.

Alexander Lukashenko himself and his two sons are to be affected by penalties. Their assets are to be frozen, too.

The conference “Kazakhstan: Freedom of the Media and Freedom of Civil Society” organised by the Open Dialogue Foundation under the auspices of the European Parliament’s Subcommittee on Human Rights (DROI).

Conference organised by Open Dialogue Foundation under the auspices of the European Parliament’s Subcommittee on Human Rights (DROI).

Vzglyad newspaper (Ayna Ltd.) was charged the amount of 30 million 854 thousand 629 tenges.
Golos Respubliki (ADP Ltd.) was charged 12 million 803 thousand 530 tenges.
Azat and Alga newspapers (Kiyal Ltd.) were charged 26 million 298 thousand 250 tenges.

The purpose of the planned referendum is inconsistent with Kazakhstan’s international obligations and we hope the competent authorities will take the appropriate steps to stop this initiative.

The EU has condemned Kazakhstan parliament’s move to skip the 2012 presidential vote and hold a referendum instead extending the leader’s rule.

PACTA ET CONSTITUTIONES by Hetman Pylyp Orlyk. History, tradition, modernity.

On November 18-21, 2010 took place International Scientific Conference in memoriam of St. Joseph Bilczewski, Catholic Archbishop Metropolitan of Lviv, to the 5-year anniversary of canonization.

On Sunday, November 21, 2010 Polish local government elections were observed by the citizens of Belarus, Russia and Ukraine, brought there by the City Council of Lublin and ”Open Dialog” Foundation.

The priority mission of international observers in municipal elections in Ukraine in terms of the international community, but also in terms of prospects for further European integration of Ukraine, is to provide information on the status of real democracy in Ukraine.

On the eve of the local elections both the opposition and the mass media kept repeating the wary premonitions: as soon as the elections are over, the hell will break loose.