NOV. 1, 2025 — ALMATY — Lawyer Gulnara Zhuaspayeva expressed concern over disparities in early release on licence and commutation, stating that she believes the justice system to be unequal for offenders of different social classes. Based on her observations, government officials, including those convicted of corruption, and security forces, are released earlier than common offenders, while terminally ill inmates are often freed only to die. Ms. Zhuaspayeva highlighted a deep injustice, noting that impunity often surrounds abuses committed within the correctional system, such as the fact that even in the high-profile death of Aron Atabek, no one has been held accountable. [1]
NOV. 1, 2025 — ALMATY — Environmental campaigner Saltanat Tashimova said that she had been served with a lawsuit: “City residents met with the Akimat, the Department for the Development of Public Spaces, as well as a representative of the developer Bazis-A and a contractor. Timur Yeleusizov filed a lawsuit against me.” [2]
NOV. 1, 2025 — VIENNA, Austria — The increasing pressure against environmental defenders in Kazakhstan was highlighted by the OSCE Office’s report, which consequently led to a discussion on green activist protection. [3]
NOV. 2, 2025 — SHAKHAN village, KARAGANDY Region — A proposal to develop coal seams at the site of previously mothballed mines met with opposition from some local residents. They have appealed directly to President Tokayev, requesting his intervention to halt the coal mining project and ensure environmental preservation. [4]
NOV. 3, 2025 — ORAL — The court found Marua Yeskendirova guilty under Article 669, Part 1, of the Code of Administrative Offences of the Republic of Kazakhstan and ordered her to five days in jail for contempt of court. [5]
NOV. 3, 2025 — ASTANA — The National Security Committee press office reported that 83 corruption offences were registered in Kazakhstan during October 2025. [6]
NOV. 3, 2025 — OSKEMEN — A year after the application had been submitted, Akimat permitted a protest against the time change, scheduling it for November 5. Leonid Kartashev is outraged by this date, as the Mayor’s Office had been notified that he would be in Almaty at the Polish Consulate General that day. [7]
NOV. 4, 2025 — KYZYLORDA — Activist Kambar Zhussupov reported: “I was just detained, without any grounds, on my way to training. They promised to take me to the police station after 8 p.m. now.” Mr. Zhussupov was later released. He has since been charged with posting a video of the shooting of Palestinians on social media. [8]
NOV. 5, 2025 — TALGAR, ALMATY Region — Community activist Almazbek Sadyrbay appealed to President Tokayev with the following request: “I have been under arrest for a year now, and I believe only you can ensure justice. This appeal stems from desperation, as some individuals continue to ignore all legal provisions.” [9]
NOV. 5, 2025 — ALMATY — At a press conference, representatives of the LGBTIQ community spoke out against legislative initiatives that prohibit so-called ‘LGBT propaganda’, which, in their opinion, violate the Constitution and restrict citizens’ basic freedoms. [10]
NOV. 6, 2025 — U.S. Congresswoman Sydney Kamlager-Dove, in an interview with RFE/RL’s Kazakh Service, said she had met with Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev and had reminded him of the importance of providing accreditation to Azattyk Radio journalists. [11]
NOV. 6, 2025 — ALMATY — The appellate court heard the appeal of the defendants Zhanat Kazakbay, Nurlan Zhaulibay, Fazylzhan Syzdykov, Nurlan Temirgaliev, and Aidar Mubarakov in the ‘Nuclear Power Plant pensioners’ case. They had been tried under Article 272, Part 1, and Article 24, Part 3, of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan and had been sentenced to four years of a restriction of liberty. The court reduced the sentence to 2.5 years but upheld the five-year ban on engaging in public and political activities. [12]
NOV. 6, 2025 — ALMATY — The Adil Soz Foundation organised a roundtable and workshop for journalists on ‘Domestic Violence in the Media Focus: Problems and Solutions,’ as part of the Solutions Journalism Lab-II project. The event was supported by the British Embassy in Kazakhstan. [13]
NOV. 6, 2025 — ORAL — Numerous complaints are coming regarding the new Kazakhstani messaging app, Aitu. School authorities informed parents that communication via WhatsApp would be suspended. Teachers are also prohibited from maintaining school-related chats on any other messaging platforms. [14]
NOV. 6, 2025 — ALMATY — Karakalpak human rights activist Akylbek Muratbayev left Kazakhstan, where he had been living for over 10 years. Had he not departed by November 10, he would have faced extradition to Uzbekistan, where he is charged with ‘encroachment on the constitutional order.’ [15]
NOV. 7, 2025 — ASTANA — A court hearing was held to challenge the administrative violation protocol under Article 456-2, Part 4 of the Code of Administrative Offences of the Republic of Kazakhstan against influencer Kirill Pavlov. The court dismissed the case. [16]
NOV. 7, 2025 — The website Respublika.kz.media become unavailable in Kazakhstan, though it remains accessible in countries such as Russia and Germany. The reasons for the apparent blocking are not disclosed. [17]
NOV. 7, 2025 — SEMEY — Community activist Rollan Mashpiev is facing a lawsuit from the Chinese construction company CITIC Construction following his publication of unsatisfactory results from an asphalt inspection he claimed to have conducted on the Almaty-Ust-Kamenogorsk highway. The company, which has been building the highway for over seven years, is seeking to force him to remove the publication and issue a retraction. [18]
NOV. 8, 2025 — ORAL — Marua Yeskendirova was released after being detained under Article 669, Part 1, of the Code of Administrative Offences of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Activists maintain that her arrest was primarily in retaliation for her previously submitted notification to the Akimat to conduct a peaceful protest. [19]
NOV. 9, 2025 — ASTANA — Aibek Sabitov was sentenced to 30 days’ arrest under Article 434, Part 2, of the Code of Administrative Offences of the Republic of Kazakhstan. The decision reads: “On October 25, 2025, A. Sabitov conducted a TikTok live stream outside the Akimat building. During the broadcast, he used obscene language and shouted loudly, actions that constituted disorderly conduct and showed disrespect for others as well as disturbed the public order.” [20]
NOV. 9, 2025 — ALMATY — Ainagul Beissova submitted an objection and a legal note to the Ombudsman of the Republic of Kazakhstan, asserting a conflict between paragraph 19 of the Rules for Personal Reception along with Articles 4 and 33 of the Constitution, as well as Article 90 of the Administrative Procedural Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan. This legal challenge stems from the denial of her request for a personal audience, despite the law obliging heads of state bodies to receive citizens at least once a month. The refusal cited ‘the departmental clause previously answered’ as justification. [21]
NOV. 10, 2025 — ASTANA — The mothers of conscript soldiers who had died while serving in the army organised a protest at Entrance 16 of the House of Ministries, appealing to President Tokayev for military reform. Although the soldiers’ mothers were detained and later released, those who came to support their action were subject to administrative charges. [22]
NOV. 10, 2025 — ASTANA — Journalist Lukpan Akhmedyarov has publicly shared his highly critical assessment of a meeting between soldiers’ mothers and the Ministry of Defence. Mr. Akhmedyarov stated that watching the event gave him the «distinct feeling that the Ministry of Defence were truly a bunch of thugs.» He further asserted that, in the view of the Ministry representatives, «other people’s children are nothing more than a resource.” [23]
NOV. 10, 2025 — The Respublika (respublika.kz.media) TikTok account was immediately blocked in Kazakhstan following the publication of a video detailing the blocking of the website Respublika. Although the account remains active and visible internationally, it is currently inaccessible within Kazakhstan. [24]
NOV. 10, 2025 — ASTANA — Sandugash Kantarbayeva was sentenced to 15 days of administrative arrest under Article 488, Part 6, of the Code of Administrative Offences of the Republic of Kazakhstan. This ruling was based on her violation of the law on peaceful assemblies on November 10 in the vicinity of the House of Ministries during a meeting organised by the mothers of soldiers killed in the army who came to speak with the Minister of Defense. [25]
NOV. 11, 2025 — Seven international human rights groups: Access Now, Civil Rights Defenders, ECOM (Eurasian Coalition on Health, Rights, Gender and Sexual Diversity), HFHR (Helsinki Foundation for Human Rights), Human Rights Watch, IPHR (International Partnership for Human Rights), and the Norwegian Helsinki Committee — have urged Kazakhstan’s legislators to reject the bill that includes amendments banning the ‘propaganda of non-traditional sexual orientation’.[26]
NOV. 11, 2025 — A survey by the DEMOSCOPE Public Opinion Express Monitoring Bureau at the MediaNet International Journalism Center revealed a significant lack of awareness regarding Kazakhstan’s ‘Public Participatory Budget’ program. The study found that 80.7% of citizens had not heard of the initiative, which is designed to allow city residents to directly influence local budget allocations and direct funding towards improving their neighbourhoods. Furthermore, 41.5% of respondents stated that data concerning public procurement was poorly accessible. [27]
NOV. 11, 2025 — ASTANA — The trial against four Muslim individuals started. The defendants face a range of serious criminal charges, specifically: Anurbek Ramazanov and Daniyarbek Abdimanov are charged under Articles 174, 256, and 405 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan. While Sanzyzbai Abdullaev and Mussa Mederkulov face charges under Articles 256, 405, and 259 of the Criminal Code (‘Recruitment or preparation of persons for the purpose of organising a terrorist or extremist offence’). The evidence underpinning the prosecution relies heavily on private conversations about Islam, wiretapping records, and an ambiguous expert opinion. [28]
NOV. 11, 2025 — KYZYLORDA — The court concluded a hearing regarding the lawsuit filed by Gulsairan Mingali, President of the All-Kazakhstan Human Rights Center, on behalf of 15 individuals seeking financial assistance for residing in an environmental disaster zone. The court subsequently ruled in favour of the plaintiffs, deciding to satisfy the claim. [29]
NOV. 11, 2025 — ALMATY — «Life is becoming exceptionally challenging for those who maintain an active civic engagement. The pervasive trend, driven by the current trajectory of both global and domestic politics, is one of escalating restrictions and sweeping prohibitions. The line between expressing one’s honest opinion and facing criminal prosecution has grown perilously thin. These individuals are driven by a moral imperative to speak out, yet they often appear insufficiently aware of the profound personal danger to which they are exposing themselves,» reported Baqytzhan Toregozhina. [30]
NOV. 12, 2025 — ASTANA — The Prosecutor General’s Office submitted a formal motion to President Tokayev, requesting his consent to initiate criminal proceedings against Judge Assel Dosayeva. The prosecution is being sought under Article 873 of the Code of Administrative Offences of the Republic of Kazakhstan, which pertains to the offence of being in charge of a vehicle while intoxicated. [31]
NOV. 12, 2025 — ASTANA — The Mäjilis of the Parliament of the Republic of Kazakhstan adopted legislative amendments that prohibit the ‘propaganda of non-traditional sexual orientation.’ The amendments, initiated by 18 deputies, were justified by the same group as necessary to protect children and adolescents from information that could ‘negatively affect their ideas about family and morals’. [32]
NOV. 12, 2025 — KYZYLORDA — Local activists Dinara Dastenova and Anar Uzakbay were detained on charges of blackmail, falling under Article 194 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Following a hearing, the investigative court sanctioned Ms. Dastenova to two months of pre-trial arrest, while Ms. Uzakbay was placed under home detention due to the presence of her two underage children. [33]
NOV. 12, 2025 — ALMATY — Dmitry Litvin, Chairman of the primary trade union organisation at the National Centre for Integrated Processing of Mineral Raw Materials of the Republic of Kazakhstan, held a press conference regarding the concerted pressure exerted on the union by the company’s management. Mr. Litvin detailed allegations of intimidation and attempts to obstruct legitimate trade union activities, and provided an update on the current status of related civil and criminal proceedings. [34]
NOV. 12, 2025 — KOSTANAY — The court denied S. Zinchenko’s appeal against a ruling issued by the administrative court on September 23, 2025. The original ruling dismissed his claim against the Kostanay Regional Centre for Mental Health, a state-owned enterprise under the regional health department. Mr. Zinchenko was seeking a review of the legal grounds for his placement in a secure psychiatric facility. [35]
NOV. 12, 2025 — TURKISTAN region — The Keles District Court convicted Marat Duisembiyev and sentenced him to eight years in prison after finding him guilty under Article 256 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Observers of the case report that the conviction was based on the defendant having reposted three publications on the social media platform TikTok. [36]
NOV. 12, 2025 — ASTANA — Marat Mussabayev was convicted under Article 434, Part 1, of the Code of Administrative Offences of the Republic of Kazakhstan and sentenced to 15 days in custody. The conviction was based on the use of obscene language in a video posted on Facebook. The court found that the content demonstrated disrespect for society and constituted an insult to the honour and dignity of citizens and police officers. [37]
NOV. 12, 2025 — ASTANA — The non-governmental organisation Queer.kz, which advocates for the rights of LGBTQIA+ individuals, submitted a formal notice to the authorities to hold a protest in Astana on December 10 against the legislative amendment banning the ‘propaganda of non-traditional sexual orientation’. [38]
NOV. 13, 2025 — Internet freedom has declined globally for the 15th consecutive year, according to Freedom House’s ‘Freedom on the Net 2025’ report. The report notes that Central Asian countries continue to be ranked in the ‘partly free’ and ‘not free’ categories. [39]
NOV. 13, 2025 — ALMATY Region, AKMOLA Region — Representatives of the unregistered Atazhurt party were brought to administrative liability in various courts between November 13 and 16, 2025. The charges stemmed from their participation in a protest against the detention of Kazakh citizen Alimnur Turganbai in China. [40]
NOV. 13, 2025 — ALMATY — Medeu District Court No. 2 found Mirbolat Bishuinov guilty of ‘incitement to hatred’ under Article 174, Part 1, of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Consequently, Mr. Bishuinov was sentenced to four years’ imprisonment in a medium-security penal colony. [41]
NOV. 13, 2025 — WEST KAZAKHSTAN Region — Sixty-eight individuals whose suspended sentences had been revoked were recalled to custody at the penal colony in Oral this year, the press service of the Regional Prosecutor’s Office informed. [42]
NOV. 13, 2025 — ASTANA — Kirill Pavlov filed a police report against the administrator of the Ukimet Telegram channel, citing Article 456-2 of the Code of Administrative Offences of the Republic of Kazakhstan. The complaint concerns the dissemination of false information contained in an article published on September 23, 2025, which claimed Kazakhstan was 100% self-sufficient in dairy products. Mr. Pavlov asserts that the misleading narrative endangered public order or infringed upon the rights of citizens. [43]
NOV. 14, 2025 — PAVLODAR — Community activist Yevgeniy Khabarov was denied permission to hold a protest on the grounds of submitting incomplete information. Akimat subsequently filed a police complaint against him. On November 14, Mr. Khabarov was contacted by a police officer from Police Station No. 7, who demanded his attendance for a preventive interview but refused to state the reason or provide the legal grounds for the requirement. [44]
NOV. 14, 2025 — ASTANA — A hearing opened in the administrative court concerning agricultural expert Kirill Pavlov, who faces charges under Article 456-2, Part 4, of the Code of Administrative Offences of the Republic of Kazakhstan. During the proceedings, his counsel, lawyer Liliya Chausova, submitted a formal motion requesting that all case materials be provided to her for a full review. [45]
NOV. 14, 2025 — ALMATY Region — Twelve protesters demonstrating against the detention of Kazakh citizen Alimnur Turganbai in China were arrested. In total, police detained 19 individuals. Following subsequent court hearings, twelve people were sentenced to administrative arrest under Article 434 of the Code of Administrative Offences of the Republic of Kazakhstan, while six participants were fined 20 Monthly Calculation Indexes (equivalent to approximately $150). Additionally, police officials announced initiation of a criminal case under Article 174 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan, which pertains to the offence of ‘incitement to hatred’. [46]
NOV. 14, 2025 — KYIV — Natalia Sadykova, the widow of the late Qazaq journalist Aydos Sadykov, reported a further incident of stalking. Ms. Sadykova claims she was surveilled and filmed by a man of Asian appearance wearing a black hoodie, who subsequently identified himself as an employee of the Kazakh Embassy in Ukraine. After realising Ms. Sadykova had noticed him, the individual attempted to flee but was apprehended by authorities. [47]
NOV. 14, 2025 — KOSTANAY — Journalist and agricultural expert Kirill Pavlov was seized while on a business trip. Following the detention, the Adil Soz International Foundation for Protection of Freedom of Speech issued a formal statement. The Foundation’s communiqué demanded that the journalist’s constitutional and procedural rights be fully upheld and respected. [48]
NOV. 14, 2025 — STEPNOGORSK — Lawyer Denis Malyuga reported that the new head of Stepnogorsk Penitentiary Facility No. 4, Kuanysh Medeyev, unlawfully denied him access to his client, Marat Zhylanbayev. Mr. Zhylanbayev is currently serving seven years’ imprisonment after being convicted under Articles 258 and 407 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Mr. Medeyev allegedly refused the visit, claiming that “Marat had not submitted a counter-request for a meeting with a lawyer.” [49]
NOV. 17, 2025 — SEMEY, ABAI Region — The Prosecutor’s Office implemented measures designed to restrict students’ access to harmful internet content. This action follows a finding by the Kurchatov City Prosecutor’s Office, which uncovered instances of students from four public schools freely accessing prohibited internet resources, according to a report from the agency’s press service. [50]
NOV. 17, 2025 — ALMATY Region — Lawyer Ainara Aidarkhanova stated that she was unlawfully denied access to her client, the convicted Aigerim Tleuzhanova, at the hospital. The denial of access was reportedly ordered by Yelzat Kanatuly, Deputy Head of Penitentiary Facility No. 10. Ms. Tleuzhanova is currently serving a four-year imprisonment term in the village of Zhaugashty, having been convicted under Article 272, Part 2, of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan. [51]
NOV. 17, 2025 — ALMATY — The environmental society Green Salvation proposed several amendments to the Constitution of Kazakhstan. The organisation concurrently asserted that authorities are impeding public access to vital environmental data. Furthermore, ‘Green Salvation outlined its specific vision for Kazakhstan’s proper implementation of the Aarhus Convention. [52]
NOV. 17, 2025 — ASTANA — President Tokayev signed the law ‘On Artificial Intelligence,’ which for the first time establishes the basic legal principles governing the use of AI in Kazakhstan. The legislative instrument defines the responsibilities of technology owners, holders, and users, sets out requirements for the protection of personal data, and addresses other related issues. [53]
NOV. 17, 2025 — Dozens of Afghan migrant families who had previously been granted Kazakh citizenship through a simplified procedure as kandas (ethnic Kazakh returnees) have had their passports revoked. The move follows a decision by Kazakh authorities to question the veracity of their ethnic Kazakh origin. [54]
NOV. 17, 2025 — Activist Zhanar Sekerbayeva appealed directly to President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev and Senate Speaker Maulen Ashimbayev following the Majilis’ approval of the law banning ‘LGBT propaganda.’ Ms. Sekerbayeva urgently called upon the senior officials to block the amendments, which she characterised as ‘unconstitutional and discriminatory.’ She stated that the nine associated laws “violate our rights, strangle us, and prohibit us from representing ourselves in the media and from speaking about who we are.” [55]
NOV. 18, 2025 — KOKSHETAU — Law enforcement agencies detained activist Amangeldy Dzhakhin on suspicion of offences under Article 258, Part 1, and Article 405, Part 2, of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Following the detention, authorities conducted searches of both his own home and his son’s apartment. Mr. Dzhakhin has been placed in a temporary detention facility pending a court’s determination of his preventive measure. Formal charges have not yet been filed. [56]
NOV. 18, 2025 — USA — The fairness of the criminal trial and subsequent conviction of Nazym Tabyldiyeva, a Kazakhstan civil servant and social media influencer, is assessed in a new report. The document was prepared by the Clooney Foundation for Justice’s TrialWatch initiative and produced in collaboration with the law firm Covington & Burling LLP and expert Catherine Anite. Ms. Tabyldiyeva was convicted under Article 274 and Article 378 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan. [57]
NOV. 18, 2025 — SEMEY — A commission of the Abay Regional Maslikhat decided to initiate an inspection into the quality of asphalt used on the major Almaty-Ust-Kamenogorsk highway. Although government agencies subsequently conducted an official technical examination, the commission’s findings have not been publicly released, prompting suspicions of potential serious contractual or financial violations. Preliminary estimates suggest the state may have incurred losses exceeding tens of billions of tenges due to substandard work. [58]
NOV. 18, 2025 — KARAGANDA — The Regional Court dismissed the appeal lodged by Kosai Makhanbaev, who sought compensation for moral damages arising from his period of incarceration exceeding his legally mandated term. The Court ruled that Mr. Makhanbaev’s detention had been lawful, further citing that the application of an amnesty does not constitute a rehabilitating circumstance and therefore does not entitle him to compensation for moral damages. [59]
NOV. 18, 2025 — ASTANA — Access to the website of the Respublika newspaper has been restricted based on a 2012 court decision, the Ministry of Culture and Information reported in a response to an inquiry from Vlast news agency. That decision, which banned the publication of the newspaper, simultaneously recognised eight newspapers and 23 online resources as a single media outlet, effectively banning all of them. The Ministry affirmed that these restrictive measures «fully comply with the requirements of the laws of the Republic of Kazakhstan.” [60]
NOV. 18, 2025 — ALMATY — Community activists publicly expressed serious concern regarding alleged environmental damage and regulatory violations occurring within the Baum Grove. Speaking at a press conference, the group emphasised the Grove’s status as part of the State Forest Fund and its designation as a protected nature reserve. The activists underscored the legal distinction, asserting that the grove is classified as forest land, not an entertainment park.[61]
NOV. 19, 2025 — ALMATY Region — Aigerim Tleuzhanova, a journalist serving a four-year imprisonment term at the women’s penal colony in Zhaugashty village, has finally been hospitalised. Ms. Tleuzhanova was convicted under Article 272, Part 2, of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Reports indicate that bars have been installed on her hospital room windows, and chains and handcuffs are kept next to her bed. Furthermore, a guard is on duty at all times and remains in the room with her, including overnight. [62]
NOV. 19, 2025 — Political analyst Aidar Alibayev offered his view regarding the blocking of the Respublika website in Kazakhstan. He asserted that the move signals both “the incompetence of our authorities» and “the upcoming political change.” His perspective was supplemented by financier Orazaly Yerzhanov, who stated: “The number of dissenting publications has reached a critical point, so the authorities have decided to halt this, and blocking is the easiest way.” [63]
NOV. 19, 2025 — ALMATY — A private bailiff ordered the influencer Anton Budarov to pay 1.2 million tenges in favour of Sanzhat Bokayev. However, the main legal demands of the claimant, which sought recognition that the information disseminated by Mr. Budarov constituted fake news and required its subsequent public refutation, remained unfulfilled, according to a statement from lawyer Murat Adam. [64]
NOV. 19, 2025 — ASTANA — Activist Aida Jeksenova was formally summoned for questioning by police in connection with a social media post that called for a boycott of Russian music artists openly supporting Russia’s military aggression in Ukraine. The activist further alleged that police officers involved in the questioning “politely suggested that it would be better to delete the publication.” [65]
NOV. 20, 2025 — ASTANA — The Minister of Culture and Information, Aida Balayeva, commented on the police summons of activist Aida Jeksenova, who had called for a boycott of Russian music artists. Addressing the incident, Ms. Balayeva offered a defence of the activist’s actions, stating: “I believe she was exercising her right to express her civic position, and in my view, there was no impropriety in her actions. I have been following her for a long time; she is notably a very active influencer and committed civic activist.” [66]
NOV. 20, 2025 — ALMATY — A concealed cache containing a 12-gauge shotgun, which was reported stolen from a gun store in January 2022, was discovered beneath an overpass spanning the Big Almaty Canal. The finding was confirmed by the press service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. [67]
NOV. 20, 2025 — ASTANA — Deputy Baqytzhan Bazarbek addressed the Parliament, raising concerns regarding the Unified Betting System within the Republic of Kazakhstan’s gambling industry. Mr. Bazarbek highlighted that the ultimate beneficiary of this system is a private company based in the Russian Federation. A video recording of Mr. Bazarbek’s speech was initially published on Facebook on Thursday, but it was subsequently removed by the following day. [68]
NOV. 20, 2025 — SEMEY — The Regional Court heard an appeal lodged by the Semey Akimat against a ruling by the Abay Regional Administrative Court, dated June 17, 2025, in the claim brought by E.M. Akkozha. The Court subsequently ruled to uphold the decision of the Regional Administrative Court without amendment. Accordingly, the appeal from the defendant was dismissed. [69]
NOV. 20, 2025 — OSKEMEN — Leonid Kartashev, a prospective protest organiser, has written to city mayor Almat Akyshov, disputing claims that he refused to hold a planned rally: «I am compelled to inform you that I did not refuse to hold a protest at all, but rather did not agree to do that on November 5 for a valid reason.” [70]
NOV. 20, 2025 — KOKSHETAU — Lawyer Meirzhan Doskarayev arrived for a meeting with his client, Amangeldy Dzhakhin, who is suspected of offences under Article 258, Part 1, and Article 405, Part 2, of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan. However, investigation officer Marat Shakenov unreasonably denied the lawyer access to the client, claiming that the lawyer had ‘supposedly financed an extremist organisation.’ [71]
NOV. 20, 2025 — Yelzhan Kabyshev, Head of Legal Practice at the Eurasian Digital Foundation, initiated a constitutional challenge against the legal basis for internet shutdowns. In his petition to the Constitutional Court, Mr. Kabyshev contends that the provisions of the Law «On Communications,» which authorise National Security Committee officials to enforce the suspension of communications and restrict access to online resources, are inconsistent with the Constitution and should be annulled. [72]
NOV. 20, 2025 — ALMATY — Ex-political prisoner Max Bokai, political convict Alnur Ilyashev, along with legal counsels Galym Nurpeisov and Ainara Aidarkhanova shared critical insights and firsthand experiences to offer guidance and practical assistance to new prisoners of conscience throughout the various stages of their criminal prosecution process. [73]
NOV. 21, 2025 — ALMATY Region — As per the evidence presented before the Uyghur District Court, individuals identified as Atazhurt party supporters reportedly engaged in acts of protest, specifically «burning a photograph of the Chinese leader and a flag.» The investigating authority deemed these actions to constitute a serious criminal offence, falling under Article 174, Part 2 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Subsequent to this determination, the Court mandated the pretrial detention of 13 persons, while five others were subjected to house arrest measures. [74]
NOV. 21, 2025 — ASTANA — The 2025 Rule of Law Forum, focusing on «The Penal System of Kazakhstan – Modernization, Law, and Law Enforcement» was convened under the auspices of European Union-funded initiatives. [75]
NOV. 21, 2025 — ASTANA — A private presentation of research on discrimination against LGBTQI adolescents and adults, hosted by the Education Community, was forcibly halted when Ziuar Zhumanova gained entry to the event and created a disturbance, leading to an allegation against the speaker, Arj Tursynkan, of employing obscene language. Following the incident, Tursynkan faced a charge under Article 434, Part 1 of the Code of Administrative Offences of the Republic of Kazakhstan, resulting in a 78,640 tenges fine before being discharged. [76]
NOV. 22, 2025 — ASTANA — Feminità co-founder Zhanar Sekerbayeva was detained while at a grocery store located on 32 Zheltoksan Street. The activist has been formally charged with «minor hooliganism,» a breach of Article 434 of the Code of Administrative Offences of the Republic of Kazakhstan. [77]
NOV. 22, 2025 — ALMATY — Journalists Vadim Boreiko and Askhat Niyazov have had their Instagram accounts deactivated or otherwise removed from the platform. This incident is compounded by the hacking of politician Sanzhar Bokayev’s Instagram account, which saw all content purged following the security breach. [78]
NOV. 22, 2025 — ASTANA — Historian and YouTuber Aibek Abdurakhmanov, who authored the channel «Through the Eyes of History,» confirmed the official cessation of criminal proceedings against him. The charges, filed under Article 174 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan for inciting ethnic hatred, were dropped due to insufficient evidence. [79]
NOV. 22, 2025 — KARAGANDA Region — Volkovskoye villagers addressed a direct plea to President Tokayev over a three-decade failure of infrastructure. The community highlighted the stark disparity between development promises and reality, pointing out the continued absence of a basic road network and citing that the sole improvement in that period has been the construction of a water dispenser. [80]
NOV. 23, 2025 — ALMATY — Activists Marat Turymbetov and Alnur Ilyashev filed an official notice with the city administration regarding a planned demonstration on 30 November 2025. The protest is scheduled to focus on “the demand to bring an end to capital outflow to the Russian Federation through the Unified Betting System,» and is also intended to highlight public support for MP Baqytzhan Bazarbek. [81]
NOV. 24, 2025 — OSKEMEN — Alexander Svetash, the chairman of the city maslikhat, made a definitive statement during his annual reporting meeting with voters on 24 November 2025: “The decision to change the time zone has been made — it must be implemented.” [82]
NOV. 24, 2025 — ASTANA — Consumer rights complaints have seen a threefold increase, according to data released by the Chairman of the Consumer Rights Protection Committee of the Ministry of Trade: “The volume of complaints surged from 21,000 in 2020 to 62,500 in 2024. For the first ten-month period of the current year, an estimated 68,000 complaints have already been recorded.” [83]
NOV. 24, 2025 — ALMATY — The city appellate court extended the former police official Kassymzhomart Musyrmankulov’s term of incarceration by one year. The initial conviction, issued on 19 September 2025, found Mr. Musyrmankulov guilty of the torture of Aleksandr Zuyev under Article 146, Part 2 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan, which carried a two-year sentence. The cumulative sentence is now three years in prison. [84]
NOV. 24, 2025 — ORAL — Teacher Ainur Sabyr has taken to social media to contest the Akimat’s stated intention to reclaim the apartment she was allocated following a flood that rendered her previous home uninhabitable last year. The property was provided by the Oral Mayor’s Office as replacement for victims whose residences were deemed dilapidated, acting in fulfilment of President Tokayev’s executive order to accommodate all those affected by the disaster. [85]
NOV. 24, 2025 — Kazakhstan’s Cyber Surveillance monitoring system has facilitated the identification and removal of over 38,000 online resources featuring illegal content. Concurrently, the rising digital addiction among children requires updated expertise from both professional specialists and parental figures. [86]
NOV. 24, 2025 — ALMATY — A court granted an extension of one month for investigative measures concerning Asqar Nurmagan, Abbdualі Taqay, Duysenbek Zhakashev, Kaysar Oezbek, and Talgat Ashirov. The individuals are currently being held at a National Security Committee (KNB) detention centre and face investigation under Articles 179 and 272 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan. [87]
NOV. 24, 2025 — ALMATY — On the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, the Kazakhstan International Bureau for Human Rights and Rule of Law, partnering with a coalition of international organisations, issued an appeal to the Government of Kazakhstan. The submission urges the prevention of the possible deportation of Afghan women.[88]
NOV. 25, 2025 — ALMATY — A court rejected a legal challenge brought by S. Zakirova against the Municipal State Enterprise «City Clinic No. 30» and the Ministry of Labour and Social Protection of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Ms. Zakirova had sought a ruling to invalidate the failure to issue her Medical and Social Expert Commission report within the legally mandated timeframe. [89]
NOV. 25, 2025 — ALMATY — Police initiated a criminal investigation against KazTAG news agency following a defamation complaint filed by Freedom Finance. The accusation centres on the alleged deliberate dissemination of false information, and KazTAG employees have been questioned in relation to the matter. [90]
NOV. 25, 2025 — MANGYSTAU Region — A significant number of staff at the Zhalgyztöbemünay company engaged in a protest, citing the company’s failure to ensure full compliance with the collective bargaining agreement executed in mid-2024. The employees assert that the enterprise is contractually bound to implement the agreement in its entirety. They have repeatedly lodged formal complaints with the labour inspectorate, the Prosecutor’s Office, and the Ministry of Labour. [91]
NOV. 25, 2025 — Aktobe — Musagali Dauylov initiated a pre-trial challenge against the Ministry of Labour and Social Protection following its official communication concerning the amount of state social benefits provided to individuals living with disabilities. The dispute stems from the announced broader moratorium on the allocation of new budgetary funds for social expenditure. [92]
NOV. 25, 2025 — ALMATY — Police apprehended journalist Nurtazy Kadirniyazov, transporting him to the Auezov District Police Department. Mr. Kadirniyazov managed to confirm his detention was due to a complaint filed against him. He was subsequently discharged after receiving a police warning concerning the legal implications of disseminating inaccurate information. Mr. Kadirniyazov is noted for his prior coverage relating to Chinese migrants in Kazakhstan. [93]
NOV. 25, 2025 — ASTANA — Human rights activists reported that the appeal hearing involving Azattyk Radio was postponed until 14 January 2026. The proceedings centre on the long-running legal challenge by Azattyk Radio staff against the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, which has repeatedly denied them media accreditation, a requirement that prevents them from carrying out their work. [94]
NOV. 25, 2025 — AKTOBE — Over 100 teachers at Smart Bilim private school reportedly resigned from their positions amid a four-month period of salary arrears. This protracted lapse in payments has had severe consequences for staff, with many facing blacklisting by banks, rendering them unable to arrange repayment plans. [95]
NOV. 26, 2025 — JETISU Region — Emergency medical services personnel recorded a direct video appeal to President Tokayev, citing the severe physical and psychological strain associated with their duties and raising concern over persistent understaffing. The workers demands include a reduced retirement age, equivalent rights to those afforded to fire and police services, and a definitive resolution to the contentious complexities surrounding mandatory health insurance. [96]
NOV. 26, 2025 — TARAZ — The City Court No. 2 delivered a judgement under Article 379 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan in the case of Askhat Begeshov, who perished during the January 2022 unrest. The accused was ruled guilty of ‘disobeying government officials,’ and was simultaneously exonerated from criminal liability due to his demise. The defence counsel has announced its intention to lodge an appeal against the verdict. [97]
NOV. 26, 2025 — LONDON — The international human rights body ARTICLE 19 Europe issued a strong condemnation of the draft legislation in Kazakhstan intended to «ban LGBT propaganda.» The group asserts that the enactment of such measures would institutionalise state-sanctioned discrimination, exacerbate social stigma, and significantly elevate the potential for violence and social exclusion against LGBT individuals. [98]
NOV. 26, 2025 — ASTANA — The Majilis granted initial approval to legislation designed to increase the severity of penalties for physical violence and cruelty directed towards healthcare personnel. The stricter sanctions will be enshrined in the Criminal Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan under the new Article 380-3. [99]
NOV. 26, 2025 — ALMATY — The press briefing was convened to demand for Aizhan Mameshova’s release and put the role of the Prosecutor’s Office under scrutiny. The agenda also included a critical examination of Zhanuya special complex for orphans, featuring an in-depth analysis of the director’s specific allegations, and expert opinions on the Prosecutor’s Office’s involvement. [100]
NOV. 26, 2025 — KOSTANAY — Wheelchair user Azamat Dzhumagulov brought a complaint to the Tobol-info news agency concerning the lack of accessibility at Polyclinic No. 6. Mr. Dzhumagulov noted that the facility is equipped with two stairlifts for disabled access, however both units are non-operational. Speaking to the news agency, Mr. Dzhumagulov questioned the utility of the dormant infrastructure, stating: «Why are they even installing them?” [101]
NOV. 26, 2025 — AKTAU — The family of Ussenbe Bazarkulov, a military convict serving a three-year prison term, lodged a complaint detailing incidents of pressure, intimidation, and breaches of rights perpetrated by personnel at Penitentiary Facility No. 77. The group has consequently sought assistance from the Prosecutor’s Office, the Military Prosecutor’s Office, the Committee for the Penitentiary System, and President Tokayev. [102]
NOV. 26, 2025 — ALMATY — The «Media Kuryltai» annual conference addressed challenges facing the media market and structured around the theme: «The Media Market: A Growing Threat or an Opportunity?» Furthermore, the event acknowledged the achievements of two journalists, Saniya Toiken (Azattyk) and Tamara Vaal (Vlast website), who were awarded for their outstanding input into the advancement of the press. [103]
NOV. 26, 2025 — KARAGANDA Region — SAFE WAY COMPANY LLP remains in a contractual dispute spanning over three years, having failed to secure payment for full services rendered to «Arshaly Su». In a bid to resolve the protracted non-payment and safeguard its operations, the company was compelled to request intervention from President Tokayev. [104]
NOV. 27, 2025 — ALMATY — Temirlan Yensebek, currently subject to five years of restricted liberty under Article 174 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan, was summoned and questioned by police. The interview concerned a new criminal proceeding initiated against him under Article 274 of the Criminal Code («Dissemination of deliberately false information»), based on a complaint received from Majilis Deputy Yedil Zhanbyrshin. Mr. Yensebek previously served as an author for Qaznews24. [105]
NOV. 27, 2025 — ALMATY — Human rights activist Baqytzhan Toregozhina has strongly criticised the authorities in a public statement: «Why, instead of improving the lives of citizens and holding the dysfunctional bureaucratic state apparatus accountable, are they trying to intimidate and silence people who lance the boil and expose corruption? What is Akorda truly striving for? They secure complete lawlessness and enrichment of a select few at the expense of the impoverishment and imposed silence of the rest.” [106]
NOV. 27, 2025 — ASTANA — The Minister of Health, Aqmaral Alnazarova, is reportedly pursuing legal proceedings against activist Didar Smagulov on the grounds that his actions have undermined public trust in the country’s healthcare system. This legal challenge is a response to a series of claims made by Mr. Smagulov on social media, which alleged that the Ministry of Health committed a breach of procurement legislation concerning vaccines and engaged in lobbying for the interests of a well-known pharmaceutical entity. [107]
NOV. 27, 2025 — ALMATY — Journalist Vadim Boreiko reports that Sanzhar Bokayev claims he is the victim of a targeted fake news campaign and digital attack, which resulted in his Facebook account being blocked. This incident is followed by a separate claim made by Mr. Bokayev on 28 November that he was under surveillance. [108]
NOV. 27, 2025 — ASTANA — State Secretary Yerlan Karin has reiterated the «red lines» on political tolerance he first outlined last year. This is viewed by observers as Akorda’s preparation to expand its legal toolkit to combat public dissent, which the state apparatus terms as the «dissemination of illegal content that threatens socio-political stability.” [109]
NOV. 27, 2025 — ORAL — The news outlet Uralskaya Nedelya reported that its principal digital platform, the account @uralsk_week, has been suspended due to malicious activity. The journalists confirmed that the restoration of full access is the priority. In the interim, Uralskaya Nedelya has created a backup channel, @uralsk_week_media, to ensure continuous reporting of critical events and maintain communication with its audience. [110]
NOV. 28, 2025 — KOSTANAY Region — The Auliekol District Court convened its third session in the administrative case against N. Ginyatov initiated pursuant to Article 73-3, Part 3 of the Code of Administrative Offences of the Republic of Kazakhstan. The charge was brought following a complaint lodged by Gulbaram Musagazina, Deputy Akim of the Kostanay Region. The court’s order mandates: «To appoint a forensic psychological philological examination for N. Ginyatov.”[111]
NOV. 30, 2025 — GENEVA — Daulet Yesmagambetov of the Ministry of Ecology asserted that public access to environmental data across the country is «all good» and is being enhanced through «digitalization.» This claim is dismissed as unrealistic by independent environmentalists, who point to protest crackdowns in the East Kazakhstan Region. In the Kurchumsky District, villagers from Maraldy demonstrated against the planned launch of a gold mining operation involving the use of cyanide. Environmentalist Laura Malikova reported that the authorities responded by mobilising security forces, who «declared the gatherings illegal and detained the activists.” [112]
NOV. 30, 2025 — ORAL — Marat Kyzylbassov, an orphanage graduate and an activist for the human rights body «Zhanaru,» is engaged in helping fellow orphans expedite their applications on the waiting list for state-subsidised social accommodation. This advocacy work highlights the widely acknowledged bureaucratic hurdles faced by socially vulnerable groups, including orphans, in securing public housing provision [113].
NOV. 30, 2025 — ASTANA — The main digital presence of journalist Lukpan Akhmedyarov — his primary Facebook account — has been terminated. This occurred shortly after his public post, which detailed an attempt by the Ministry of Defence to silence him prior to the release of his documentary Debt to the Motherland on the Just Journalism YouTube channel. Mr. Akhmedyarov claimed the Ministry had sought to caution him against covering the deaths within the military service. [114]
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