Activist Ondurush Toktonasyrov on Trial for Incitement on Social Media
The trial of activist Ondurush Toktonasyrov has resumed in Kyrgyzstan, with accusations of incitement of ethnic enmity through Facebook posts.
The trial of activist Ondurush Toktonasyrov has resumed in Kyrgyzstan, with accusations of incitement of ethnic enmity through Facebook posts.
in Crime / Kyrgyzstan,
Reporters Without Borders expresses concern over TikTok blocking in Kyrgyzstan. The decision to restrict access to TikTok is causing debates on freedom of speech and democracy in the country.
in News / Kyrgyzstan,
The Committee to Protect Journalists calls on Kyrgyzstan to drop charges against journalists, expressing concern over violations of freedom of speech.
in News / Kyrgyzstan,
Legal experts urge officials to withdraw a controversial draft law proposing fines for defamation and insults in the media, raising concerns about freedom of speech and individual rights.
in Politics / Kyrgyzstan,
The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) urges Kyrgyzstan to revoke a new law mandating nonprofits, including media outlets, to register as "foreign agents," aligning with Russia's legislation and raising concerns about freedom of speech.
in Politics / Kyrgyzstan,
The Ministry of Culture is proposing amendments to hold individuals accountable for defamation and insults in mass media and online platforms to safeguard victims' interests and ensure fairness in the legal system.
in Politics / Kyrgyzstan,
Kyrgyz akyn Askat Jetigen expresses gratitude for support amid detention and travel ban, vows to uphold personal dignity despite facing further pressure.
in National Security / Kyrgyzstan,
The Administrative Court of Bishkek overturns Ministry of Culture's decision to block "Kloop" website, allowing it to be unblocked.
in Politics / Kyrgyzstan,
The famous musician Askat Zhetigen was detained by the GKNB in Kyrgyzstan over suspicions of inciting to seize power through his video appeals, which led to a criminal case against him.
in Politics / Kyrgyzstan,
Public organizations in Kyrgyzstan are urging President Japarov to veto the "Foreign Representatives" bill, similar to Russia's "Foreign Agents Law," due to concerns over freedom of speech and civil society. Society
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