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| Controlling the media |
Khaleej Times, 07.07.2006
Dubai, United Arab Emirates, 7 July 2006 -- Totalitarian regimes always fear the media for its duty to tell the truth and expose wrong-doings. Now, the Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbayev has signed a new legislation that tightens controls on the already controlled media, despite criticism from the US and Europe.
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| 07.07.2006, 15:43 | Read more |
| G-8 Member Countries Urged to Condemn New Media Restrictions in Kazakhstan |
| Almaty, Kazakhstan, July 6, 2006 -- Despite massive local and international protest, Kazakhstan's President Nursultan Nazarbayev yesterday signed into effect restrictive amendments to the country's media law that will greatly threaten freedom of expression and freedom of the press in the country. |
| 07.07.2006, 15:41 | Read more |
| U.S. Ambassador does not see threat to political stability of Kazakhstan |
| The U.S. Ambassador in Kazakhstan John Ordvey considers that murder of A. Sarsenbayev cannot affect political stability in Kazakhstan. The diplomat expressed this opinion on Tuesday at the press conference, Kazakhstan Today correspondent reports.
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| 09.03.2006, 11:18 | Read more |
| Majilis inquires PM on privatization of Kazakhstan strategic objects |
| The group of Majilis deputies of Kazakhstan Parliament addressed the Prime Minister of Kazakhstan Daniyal Akhmetov with the request to provide information on privatization of some strategic objects of Kazakhstan.
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| 28.01.2006, 15:33 | Read more |
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