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Zhanaozen, Kazakhstan: Wind of change
We present to you an information booklet, devoted to the turbulent situation in the Republicof Kazakhstan – the largest country in Central Asia and the third largest economy in the CIS (after Russia and Ukraine).
Has Kazakhstan changed? – A year after the shootings in Zhanaozen
On the 9th of October, 2012, in Warsaw, the European Parliament Information Office in Warsaw held a press conference entitled ‘Has Kazakhstan changed? – A year after the shootings in Zhanaozen’.
Has Kazakhstan changed? – A year after the shootings in Zhanaozen
On the 9th of October, 2012, in Warsaw, the European Parliament Information Office in Warsaw held a press conference entitled ‘Has Kazakhstan changed? – A year after the shootings in Zhanaozen’. The conference was dedicated to the court sentence handed down against the leader of the opposition party ‘Alga!’ V. Kozlov. Methods of influence on […]
The invitation to a press conference: From “Magnitsky ACT” to “Zhanaozen List”
BRUSSELS, 20th of September, 2012 – Social society activists from Kazakhstan, following the example of the so-called ‘Magnitsky List’, drew up their own list of officials and named it the ‘Zhanaozen List’
Representatives of the international observer mission for the trial of oppositionists in Aktau
In Kazakhstan, the largest political process, in which Vladimir Kozlov, the leader of the main opposition party ‘Alga!’ is principal accused, is ongoing.
Kazakhstan: the trial of the oppositionists began with gross violations of international standards for fair trial
On the 16th of August, 2012, at 10:00 am, in the Mangistau Regional Court in Aktau, the trial of Vladimir Kozlov, Serik Sapargali and Akzhanat Aminov began
Kazakhstan: there is no justice – there is just a judicial process
The Appellate court in an accelerated procedure, considered the appeals of 13 convicted oil workers. Vladimir Kozlov was deprived of the right to become familiarised with the evidence of the case before the trial
The Appellate Court softened the sentence of the policemen involved in the shooting of oil workers of Zhanaozen
The Appellate Court softened the sentence of the former police officers convicted for abuse of office during the dispersal of the peaceful demonstration of oil workers on the 16th-17th of December, 2011 in Zhanaozen
The High Commissioner for Human Rights: We will carefully monitor the situation of the criminal case against Vladimir Kozlov
The High Commissioner for Human Rights, Navi Pillay declared during a press conference in Astana, that she would closely monitor the situation with the criminal case against Vladimir Kozlov, who has been under arrest for more than seven months.
Kazakhstan: Justice for oil workers!
Sign the petition demanding justice for the oil workers and people in Kazakhstan
Hearing on Kazakhstan: Zhanaozen trials and their meaning for the regime’s credibility
On the 19th of June, 2012, in the European Parliament, a hearing on Kazakhstan was held.
Hearing on Kazakhstan: Zhanaozen trials and their meaning for the regime’s credibility
On the 19th of June, 2012, in the European Parliament, a hearing on Kazakhstan was held.
