Kazakhstan Tightens Grip on Experts and Civil Society, Shrinking Civic Space

Human rights activist Yevgeniy Zhovtis discusses the increasing pressure on experts and civil society in Kazakhstan, leading to a shrinking civic space for academics, political scientists, and rights defenders. He notes that while private dissent is tolerated, public expression of differing opinions is increasingly targeted by the state.

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