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Open Appeal to Members of the Kurultai

We call on members of parliament not to turn security rules into a tool for restricting journalistic activity

The Legal Media Center Public Foundation, the Adil Soz Foundation for Protection of Freedom of Speech, the MediaNet International Center for Journalism, and the Kazakhstan International Bureau for Human Rights and Rule of Law express concern over changes to the procedures governing journalists’ work in the building of the Kurultai of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

1 september 2026
“Asked a police officer to identify himself and was fined”: Adil Soz Foundation calls for journalist’s rights to be protected

The International Foundation for Protection of Freedom of Speech “Adil Soz” has appealed to the Ministry of Culture and Information, asking it to protect the rights of Karaganda journalist Murat Nurgalimov, who was held administratively liable following a conflict with a police officer.

1 september 2026
Dinara Yegeubayeva says investigation into traffic accident is being deliberately prolonged

Kazakhstani journalist Dinara Yegeubayeva has reported that the investigation into a traffic accident involving her has been dragging on for an extended period, which she believes may be connected to her professional activities.

1 september 2026
Legal Media Center targeted by mass bot attack on Instagram

The Legal Media Center temporarily disabled comments on several Instagram posts following a large-scale bot attack.

28 august 2026
OCCRP: Kazakhstan’s elections took place amid unprecedented pressure on journalists

The Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP), an international network of investigative journalists, has published an article on Kazakhstan’s elections to its new unicameral parliament. The article states that the vote took place against a backdrop of mounting pressure on independent journalists.

28 august 2026
CPJ: Eight-year sentence against Gulnara Bazhkenova is part of escalating pressure on the media

The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) has published a statement in response to the sentencing of former Orda editor-in-chief Gulnara Bazhkenova, who was sentenced to eight years in prison by a court on 18 August. The international organisation considers the case part of the mounting pressure on the media in Kazakhstan ahead of the parliamentary elections.

26 august 2026
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