A look into Kazakhstan's film scene, between dreams of a horizontal community and the obstacles of bureaucracy
Election Day in Kazakhstan is for the President, not for the People
Recurrent snap elections can hardly be monitored under restrictive circumstances
British Commission Investigating the Trial against Zhanbolat Mamai Denied Meetings with Government and the Defendant
The political opposition figure is currently facing trial
The Week in Kazakhstan: Onions, Hearts, and Ballots
President Tokayev calls for early parliamentary elections in March
The Week in Kazakhstan: Watching the Watchdog
Law on First President scrapped, constitutional protections remain
A Nation in Agony: How Is It Possible to Live on without Justice?
A column by International Partnership for Human Rights
The Week in Kazakhstan: The Truths of Qandy Qantar
The government answered some questions about Bloody January, but some of the victims still await an explanation for what they suffered.
Ex-Security Chief Named Main Organizer of Qandy Qantar
Karim Massimov, on trial for high treason, is accused of having plotted a violent power grab in Kazakhstan
The Right to Create
Qandy Qantar gave us the opportunity to make something of our own, while the government says we cannot
The Week in Kazakhstan: Close to Completion
Nazarbayev almost lost some privileges, former elites were almost sentenced
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