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Under the guise of caring for children, Kyrgyzstan s Supreme Council adopts law imposing online censorship

The President of the Kyrgyz Republic is urged to return the draft law to the Jogorku Kenesh (Supreme Council) for thorough revision, with the participation of experts in the field, and an analysis of international legal provisions.

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Criminal Complaint Against Russian Military Filed In Germany

End of June 2023, two human rights organizations filed a criminal complaint with the German Federal Public Prosecutor’s Office on behalf of a Ukrainian survivor.

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Govt agencies arguing over idea of a ban on organizing circulation of digital currency in Russia

Govt agencies arguing over idea of a ban on organizing circulation of digital currency in Russia
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Kyrgyzstan: Attacks on Media, Free Expression

Kyrgyzstan’s parliament should reject two draft laws currently under discussion that would restrict freedom of speech and the work of the mass media, Human Rights Watch said today.

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Kyrgyzstan: Draft Law Threatens Civic Space

(Bishkek, June 9, 2023) - The Kyrgyz parliament should reject a highly repressive draft law that would interfere with the activities of nongovernmental organizations, Human Rights Watch said today. The law would require organizations to register with the Justice Ministry as "foreign representatives" if they receive funding from abroad and engage in political activity. On May 19, 2023, parliament members registered Making Amendments to Certain Legislative Acts of the Kyrgyz Republic for consideration, known as the draft law on "Foreign Representatives." Failure to register under the law could result in suspension of the organization's activities, including its banking operations, for up to 6 months or until it is registered. This requirement is clearly intended to discredit and stigmatize groups that receive foreign funding and could have a chilling effect on the country's civil society at a time when it is already under attack. "The draft law is incompa

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