Central Asia Faces Systemic Restrictions and New Threats to Civic Space

Civil liberties in Central Asia are under significant pressure, with a regional trend of viewing legitimate civic activity as a threat. Independent civil society organizations face increased scrutiny and persecution, especially those receiving foreign funding. Freedom of assembly is restricted, and impunity for human rights violations persists. Repression is expanding into the digital sphere and across national borders.

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