On March 1, Zhanibek Zhunusov (Nur-Sultan city) was sentenced to 10 days of administrative arrest under Article 488, part 7 of the Administrative Offences Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan for Facebook post. On March 10, after the administrative detention has been served, a criminal case under Article 405 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan (participation in an extremist organization) was initiated against Zhunusov; he was immediately detained and placed in a pre-trial detention facility for 2 months for the period of pre-trial investigation.
On March 1, MISK (Youth Information Service of Kazakhstan) published the final report on the observation of the elections to the Majilis of the Parliament of the Republic of Kazakhstan, held on 10.01.2021[1].
On March 1, Elvira Azimova, the Commissioner for Human Rights in Kazakhstan (Ombudsman), called the detention of activists by police in a tight circle (kettling) at the 28.02.2021 rally a “security-related measure”[2].
On March 1 in Nur-Sultan city, more than a hundred crane operators of building derricks and truck cranes refused to start work, because, according to them, their claim for an increase in wages and better working conditions, which they made in January, remains unfulfilled. Some crane operators have continued to work after their employing companies agreed to fulfill the demands of employees[3].
On March 2, the court sentenced Zhazira Kambarova (Taraz) to 2 years of restriction of liberty and a 5-year ban on public activities under Art. 40, part 1 and 2 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan (“organizing” the activities of a prohibited organization and “participation” in these activities). She was also ordered to pay court fees (55 560 tenge or $131)[4].
On March 2, police officers beat up Bakhrambek Talibzhanov, a correspondent of the Astana TV channel, in Shymkent city. At night, a large fire broke out at an automotive warehouse located at Tamerlanovskoye highway. The journalist had arrived there to make a report. Police officers prohibited video recording and beat the journalist. Talibzhanov filed an assault claim[5].
On March 3 Aidar Syzdykov (Nur-Sultan city) was placed in the pretrial detention facility for 2 months for the period of a criminal investigation under Article 405, part 2 of the Criminal Code of the RK (“participation in an extremist organization”).
On March 3 the Ministry of Justice published a report on human rights that distorted the actual situation in Kazakhstan[6].
On March 4 the court sentenced activists Lepesova Nazira [7] and Lesova Nazira (Taraz city) to 2 years of restriction of liberty, they were prohibited from public activity for 5 years and were ordered to pay the court costs in the amount of 75 115 tenge ($ 177) and compensation to Victims Supporting Fund –55 560 tenge ($131) on criminal cases under Article 405, part 1 and 2 of Criminal Code of the RK (“organizing and participating in an extremist organization”)[8].
On March 4 the court sentenced Syzdykbek Sabit (Turkestan region) to 1 year 6 months of restriction of liberty with the prohibition to carry out activities using social networks for 3 years; the court also ordered Syzdykbek to pay 10 MCI (Monthly calculation index) (29 170 tenge or $ 68) to the Victims Supporting Fund under Article 405, part 2 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan (“participation in the activities of an extremist organization”)[9].
On 5 March Ivanova Natalya and Shirobokova Oksana (Petropavlovsk city) were placed under administrative arrest for five days each under Article 488, part 7 (“violation of the law on peaceful assemblies”). Shirobokova, a disabled person of Group 3, was placed under administrative arrest shortly after the end of her previous five-day arrest on 28 February, also under Article 488, part 7 of the Administrative Offences Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
On March 5, Asylkhan Zhaubatyrov (Aktobe city) was placed under house arrest for 2 months while he was under investigation for participating in a challenge with a blank sheet of A4 paper under Article 405, part 2 of the Criminal Code of the RK (“participation in an extremist organization”)[10].
On March 5 the court did not satisfy the motion of Kuanyshalin Zhasaral (Almaty city) and upheld the order on search dated 20.01.2021 under Article 258, part 2 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan (“Financing of extremist activity”). Kuanyshalin was not informed about this order[11].
On March 5, a trial was held in the Specialized Inter-district Administrative Court of Almaty on the complaint of the NGO “Echo” against the actions ( failure to act) of an official carrying out proceedings on an administrative violation under Article 460-1 of the Administrative Offences Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan (“Violation of reporting procedure on receiving money from abroad”). The court granted the motion and closed the case.
On March 8, about 500 women marched in Almaty to call for gender equality. Feminist groups “KazFem”, “Feminita” “Femagora” and “Femsreda” and PF “Svet” participated in the rally. The march was held for the first time in Kazakhstan and was peaceful and incident-free.
On March 10, in Taldykorgan city ( Almaty region), the court of appeal was held and political prisoner Kenzhebek Abishev made his third attempt to substitute his punishment (a seven-year prison sentence under Article 256 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 21.12.2018) by a lighter punishment. The court once again ruled against it[12].
On March 10, lawyer Aibar Kosymbayev from the city of Atyrau was sentenced to 4 days of administrative arrest under Article 434-1 of the Administrative Offences Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan (“petty hooliganism”) for holding a peaceful, single-person picket on March 9, 2021 near the building of the Office of the Oblast Prosecutor and for saying “beishara procurorlar” (“poor procurators”). Later, on March 30, an appeal took place, as a result of which he was declared not guilty; the judge – Bainazarova Z.G.
On March 10 the court ordered Auberova Toigan (Atyrau) to pay a fine at the rate of 145 850 tenge ($ 343) under Article 488, part 7 of the Administrative Offences Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan (“Violation of the legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan on the procedure for organizing and holding peaceful assemblies”) for participating in the rally on 28.02.2021.
On March 10, the U.S. Embassy in Nur-Sultan City urged to ensure the safety of refugees from Xinjiang, among them Kaishi Akan and Murager Alimuly, ethnic Kazakhs who had recently been attacked in Kazakhstan[13].
On March 11 Abaybek Sultanov (Kaskelen city), who has travel restrictions imposed on himself, received an indictment in a criminal case under Article 405, part 2 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan (“participation in an extremist organization”) with arguido (suspect) status [14].
On March 11, the court hearing with respect to PF “Erkindik Kanaty” on a desk audit of the receipt of financial assets from abroad (Article 460-1 of the Administrative Offences Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan) was held in the Nur-Sultan court. The court did not grant the appeal against the protocol of Amanzholova Zh., a specialist of the Administration of State Affairs of the PF “Yerkindik Kanaty”.
On March 12, Dias Nurmagambetov (Kostanay city) was sentenced to five days of administrative arrest under Article 488 of the Administrative Offences Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan (“Violation of the legislation on the procedure for organizing and holding peaceful assemblies”) for his call to hold a rally for clearing the streets of snow[15].
On March 12 the complaint of Aizat Abilseit, a member of the opposition movement “Oyan, Qazaqstan” against the actions of the Prosecutor’s Office and the Anti-Corruption Service, which could not find any violation of law in the hours-long kettling of activists on the parliamentary elections day on 10.01.2021, was dismissed by the court [16].
On March 12, the Clooney Foundation for Justice (CFJ) urged the General Prosecutor’s Office of Kazakhstan to appeal the decision of the Supreme Court on the complaint of the activist Alnur Ilyashev so that his case could be re-examined by the court[17].
On March 13 a lawyers’ rally was supposed to take place, but on the night of March 12-13 the Chief Sanitary Inspector of Almaty Bekshin signed a decree on strengthening the quarantine order and prohibited participation in the rally and informed Aiman Umarov, the organizer of the lawyers’ rally, about this decision. The rally was devoted to disagreement with the draft legislation concerning the introduction of amendments and additions to the Law on Advocacy and Legal Aid. The lawyers came to the place of the rally and informed that it was postponed sine die[18].
On March 13 Musauly Alibek (Atyrau city) was imposed an administrative fine of 87,510 tenge ($ 205) under Article 488, Part 6 of the Administrative Offences Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan (“violation of the law on peaceful assemblies”) for calling peaceful gatherings[19].
On March 15, a Kapshagay city court (Almaty region) did not grant the parole application of political prisoner Aset Abishev, who was convicted in 2018 and sentenced to four years’ imprisonment for his posts on the social network.[20]
On March 15 the Specialized Inter-district Investigating Court of Almaty dismissed the complaint of Darkhan Sharipov, a member of the opposition movement “Oyan, Qazaqstan”, against the Anti-Corruption Service and Prosecutor’s Office of Almaty, which could not find any violation of law in the hours-long police kettling of activists on the parliamentary elections day on 10.01.2021[21].
On March 16, the Atyrau Regional Court of Appeal dismissed the complaint of Maks Bokayev with regard to the restrictions imposed on him by the local police department. Judge Gulmira Dauletova upheld the previous court decision[22].
On March 16, Karayev Asylbek (Talgar city) was placed under administrative arrest for 10 days under Article 488, part 6 of the Administrative Offences Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan for his participation in the rally on February 25, 2021 in the
“Zhenis” park, which Karayev did not even take part in[23].
On March 17, Alnur Ilyashev (Almaty city) petitioned the UN against the authorities of the Republic of Kazakhstan so that the authorities would stop political persecution[24].
On March 17, the following individuals were recognized as political prisoners by the decision of the Expert Council of Human Rights Defenders of Kazakhstan: Appasov Maksut, Yesseneev Medet, Kanaliev Abzal, Korbakov Merey, and Syzdykov Aidar[25].
On March 18, the Almaty Police Department responded to the complaint lodged by the PF “Ar.Rukh.Hak” with regard to activists Baisova Aizhan[26], and Kaziev Erkin [27] that their rights were violated and they were beaten and ill-treated with injuries to their hands, legs and nose, reporting[28] [29], that no violations of the activists’ rights were found. The activists have medical certificates of injuries and beatings, which were video and photo-recorded.
On March 19, the Uralsk City Police Department responded to a complaint lodged by the PF “Ar.Rukh.Hak” concerning the activist Kayapkaliev Serik [30] about the arson attack on his vehicle, by saying that the case will be examined upon the application of Kayapkaliev himself[31]; and to a complaint lodged in connection with the activist Zhumabaev Erik about an illegal search – that no violation of the rights of the activist was found[32].
On March 19 the appeal court extended the detention on remand in the pretrial detention facility of Kanaliyev Abzal (Aktau city), a civic activist and disabled person of Group 3, who is under arrest since February 23, 2021 and who is charged under Article 40, part 2 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan (“participation in an extremist organization”), for one more month[33].
On March 20, Kunbolatuly Baibolat (Almaty city), an ethnic Kazakh, a relative of a prisoner in a Chinese prison, participant of protests and pickets, was assessed an administrative fine of 14,585 tenge ($ 35) under Article 437 of the Administrative Offences Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan (“Silence Violation”) for violation of silence at night. On March 17, Kunbolatuly claimed that his WhatsApp messenger account, e-mail and facebook account, from which he went on the air[34], had been hacked. During Kunbolatuly’s detention, police officers, according to him, threatened him that he might “suffer the same fate as Dulat Aghadil”[35].
On March 21, Burkutbay Nasyrkhanov (Satpayev city, Karaganda region) received an indictment in a criminal case under Article 405, part 2 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan (“participation in an extremist organization”) with arguido (suspect) status.[36]
On March 23, Roman Reichert (Martyuk village, Aktobe region) was taken to the hospital after being beaten by police officers; he was diagnosed with multiple hematomas and a brain concussion. An administrative case was initiated against Reichert under Article 434-1 of the Administrative Offences Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan (“petty hooliganism”) and a criminal case under Article 378, part 1 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan (“an insult to a representative of the authority”), and the witness status with the right to defense. Earlier, on May 22, 2020, Reichert was sentenced to 1 year of restriction of liberty under Article. 405, part 2 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
On March 25, Zhakhin Serik (Nur-Sultan city) was indicted in a criminal case under Article 405, parts 1 and 2 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan. In October 2019, Zhahin was sentenced under Article 405, part 2 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan to 1 year of restriction of liberty
On March 25, the Police Department of Aktobe region responded to a complaint lodged by the PF “Ar.Rukh.Hak” concerning the blogger Koptleuova Aktamak[37], on the violation of the rights of the journalist by reporting [38], that no violations of rights have been established.
On March 25 in Almaty, police and National Security Committee officers violently broke up the relatives of prisoners in Chinese prisons and concentration camps, who had been peacefully protesting in front of the Chinese Consulate for more than 45 days. Women were losing consciousness and their blood pressure was rising as a result of the use of raw power[39]. Earlier, on March 12, protesters went to the U.S. consulate to solicit help from Washington[40].
On March 25, the Aktobe Company KMK Munai was forced to comply with the oil workers’ demands after another strike. They went on strike because of the unfair, according to them, election of the trade union leader, and demanded to raise salaries and to improve working conditions. Now the workers are allowed to elect their own leader, but there are now two unions in the company[41].
On March 26, Orynbay Okhasov (Uralsk city) was summoned by the police to participate in the questioning in a criminal case under Article 405, part 2 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan (“participation in an extremist organization”) as a witness with the right to defense. Currently, a criminal case under Article 405, part 2 has been initiated against Okhasov for the second time (the first case dated 03.08.2020).
On March 26, the UN Human Rights Committee recognized that Kazakhstan violated the rights to freedom of expression and freedom of peaceful assembly of Dmitry Tikhonov, a journalist from Almaty. In 2014, as a journalist, he was covering a protest demonstration against the depreciation of the tenge, for which he was placed under administrative arrest and fined the equivalent of 5 MCIs. Seven years later, the UN HRC has recognized that Kazakhstan violated the rights of the journalist under Articles 19 and 21 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights. The HRC has recommended that Kazakhstan pay compensation, and return the fine paid.[42].
On March 27, the Uralsk city court sentenced Bekbulat Utebayev, a retiree and disabled person of Group 2, to 5 days of administrative arrest under Article 488, part 7 of the Administrative Offences Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan (“violation of the law on peaceful assemblies”) for a single-person picket on February 25, 2021, when he came out with a photo of Dulat and Zhanbolat Agadil, victims of political killings. As a sign of protest, Utebayev went on hunger strike[43]. The court did not grant the appeal of Utebayev dated 30.03.2021
On March 27, Urdabekova Feruza (Nur-Sultan city) was placed under administrative arrest for 10 days under Article 488, part 12 of the Administrative Offences Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan (“violation of the law on peaceful assemblies”) for her calling for a protest in the WhatsApp messenger[44].
On March 27, Dospulov Mukhamed (Almaty city) was assessed an administrative fine of 61,257 tenge ($ 143) under Article 488, part 6 of the Administrative Offences Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan (“violation of the law on peaceful assembly”) for participating in a peaceful rally on March 20, 2021[45]
On March 27 the court sentenced Askar Kalasov (Aktobe city) to 2 months of house arrest for the period of the criminal investigation under Article 405, part, 2 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan (“participation in an extremist organization”).
On March 27, a criminal case was initiated against Seidakhmetova Saule (Nur-Sultan city) under Article 405, part 2 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan (“participation in an extremist organization”).
On March 27, a rally headed by the activist Zhanbolat Mamai (Democratic Party of Kazakhstan) against the strengthening of China’s presence in the economy of Kazakhstan was held in downtown Almaty, with about 300 people attending[46]. At the place of the rally the internet access was blocked[47].
On March 27, the day of peaceful rallies in Kazakhstan, the following activists were placed under outside surveillance: Khamzina Saltanat (Shymkent city), Gulmira Oryntaeva (Shymkent city), Oralbay Bilaliev (Shymkent city), Zhanmurat Ashtaev (Shymkent city), Aktamak Koptleuova (Aktobe city), Kaisar Erseit (Aktobe city), Gulmira Mukhanova (Almaty city), Aydyn Nusipaliev (Almaty city) Anuar Ashiraliev (Almaty city), Zulya Bekbayeva (Almaty region), Anara Ibraimova (Almaty region), Yerkin Kaziyev (Almaty region), Abaybek Sultanov (Almaty region), Murat Dzhimbayev (Karaganda city), Indira Mashrapova (Karaganda city), Ualikhan Negmetov (Kokshetau city), Galymzhan Karabaev (Karaganda city), Galymzhan Karabaev (Saryagash city, Turkestan region), Orynbay Okhasov (Uralsk city), Baurzhan Alipkaliev (Uralsk city), Anna Shukeyeva (Nur-Sultan city), Galiya Tamabayeva (Nur-Sultan city), Asylbek Shumabaev (Nur-Sultan city), Makhabbat Sazambayeva (Nur-Sultan city), Askar Sembai (Nur-Sultan), Zhanbolat Isa (Mangistau region), Zhenis Akimov (Zhanaozen city).
On 27 March, the day of peaceful rallies in Kazakhstan, the following activists were detained and later released – Nur-Sultan city: Feruza Urdabekova, Asiya Bakaeva, Kuandyk Kumekbayev, Askar Sembay, Ruslan Toleu, Auzhan Ayazbekov, Gadylbek Serikbayev, Muratbek Tolegen, Marat Musabaev, Sarkytbek Mustafin, Kairgeldy Nurgaliyev;
Almaty city: Ivan Maneyev, Talgat Duisenov, Sagidolla Akayev, Aidar Mubarak, Kasip Rakhimzhanov, Murat Zholshybayev, Gulnara Zhumagulova, Omirbek Medeubaev, Ninagul Dzhumaniyazova, Alibek Knasov, Murat Ospanov, Kuanysh Doszhanov, Bauyrzhan Atinbaev, Niyazbek Yusupov, Meirkhan Abdumanapov, Kurban Zhumabaev, Bibigul Zholamanova, Ansar Kakeev, Didar Kairov;
Aktobe city: Kairat Eshniyazov, Serik Kuzhakhmetov, Asanali Suyunbaev; Shymkent city: Sholpan Dzhanzakova;
Aktau city: Bolat Nurgazin;
Uralsk city: Maksat Aisautov, Albek Yergaziev.
On March 29, an investigation under Article 488 of the Administrative Offences Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan (“violation of the law on peaceful assemblies”) was opened against an ethnic Kazakh, civic activist Azhibay Serik (Almaty city); he is charged with “systematic participation in unauthorized pickets together with a group of persons in defense of citizens of the PRC outside the Chinese Consulate in Almaty”.
On March 29, the Police Department of Kokshetau city responded to the complaint lodged by the PF “Ar.Rukh.Hak” concerning the activists Kudaibergenova Almagul[48], Baltashev Bauyrzhan [49] about the violation of their rights of a peaceful assembly by saying [50] [51], that there were no unlawful actions on the part of law enforcement authorities.
On March 31 a court session was held on an individual appeal from the political prisoner Idyryshev Serik ( East Kazakhstan region), who was released after completing his sentence under article 405, part 2 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan, against the decision to establish administrative supervision dated 02.02.2021. The court upheld this decision.
On March 31 the court sanctioned pensioner Nurlan Bulanbayev (Almaty city) by a fine of 87,510 tenge ($205) under Article 488 of the Administrative Offences Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan (“violation of the law on peaceful assemblies”) for expressing solidarity with protesters near the Chinese Consulate in Almaty on February 23, 2021.
On March 31, the U.S. Department of State released its 45th annual report on the human rights situation in Kazakhstan[52].
Refusals to hold rallies in March: Uralsk – 6 refusals, Semei, Aktobe, Shymkent, Almaty region, Aktau – 2 refusals, Nur-Sultan – 2 refusals, Kokshetau, Zhanaozen
Refusals to hold rallies in March: Uralsk[53] – 6 refusals, Semei[54], Aktobe[55], Shymkent, Almaty region, Aktau[56] – 2 refusals, Nur-Sultan [57] – 2 refusals, Kokshetau[58], Zhanaozen – 1 refusal[59].
Political persecution documented up to March 27: 29 cases in 11 cities and populated localities (1 case = 1 person). 2 political criminal cases: Okhasov Orynbay (Uralsk city), Reichert Roman (Martyuk village, Aktobe region), 2 political administrative cases: Zhambyl Kobeisinov (Mangistau village, 10 days), Roman Reichert (awaiting trial), 26 cases of other forms of persecution.
On the day of the rally on March 27 the following was documented: 97 cases of political persecution in 19 cities and populated localities, 52 arbitrary detentions, 2 criminal cases (Seidakhmetova Saule (Nur-Sultan city), Kalasov Askar (Aktobe city), 1 administrative arrest, and 1 administrative fine[60].
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[14] (2) Veritas human rights movement : Данияр Хасенов: | Facebook
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[34] https://tirek.info/osveshhavshij-pikety-u-konsulstva-kitaya-v-almaty-soobshhil-o-vzlome-akkaunta-v-whatsapp/
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[36] Активиста из Сатпаева вызвали повесткой на допрос в праздничный день (azattyq.org)
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