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In October 2024, Makhabat Tazhibek kyzy was convicted of organizing or aiding in “calls for mass unrest” and sentenced to six years in a Kyrgyz prison. [1]
Kyrgyzstan’s Supreme Court on March 9 dismissed an appeal from Kloop, upholding the October 2025 declaration of the outlet as “extremist.” The publication’s lawyer, Nurbek Toktakunov, said that the court reviewed the case very quickly. [2]
Mizzima On 27 January, the Legal Aid Network (LAN) released a statement calling attention to the important legal questions raised by judges to the Myanmar military and junta at the Rohingya genocide hearings before the International Court of Justice ... [3]
This week, the Kyrgyz parliament is expected to greenlight a referendum on a new constitution. The draft has drawn sharp critique from expected corners, while the mainstream assumption is the referendum will go ahead as envisioned. [4]
A few days after refusing to hear an appeal from the the Kyrgyz Central Election Commission (CEC), due to a technicality, the Kyrgyz Supreme Court’s Constitutional Chamber has agreed to hear a similar appeal, a combination of separate appeals filed b... [5]
YANGON— The Yangon Region High Court will review the controversial decision to drop the murder case against the alleged killers of Facebook comedian Aung Yell Htwe on Aug. 29. [7]
BISHKEK -- The legacy of Margaret Thatcher, the Iron Lady who led Great Britain from 1979 to 1990, has extended as far as Kyrgyzstan, the only Central Asian country experimenting with parliamentary democracy. [8]
RANGOON — Observers of Burma’s legal affairs expressed skepticism over the judiciary’s reform under the National League for Democracy (NLD) government despite accomplishments claimed by the Supreme Court in state media. [9]
In October 2024, Makhabat Tazhibek kyzy was convicted of organizing or aiding in “calls for mass unrest” and sentenced to six years in a Kyrgyz prison.
Kyrgyzstan’s Supreme Court on March 9 dismissed an appeal from Kloop, upholding the October 2025 declaration of the outlet as “extremist.” The publication’s lawyer, Nurbek Toktakunov, said that the court reviewed the case very quickly.
Mizzima On 27 January, the Legal Aid Network (LAN) released a statement calling attention to the important legal questions raised by judges to the Myanmar military and junta at the Rohingya genocide hearings before the International Court of Justice
This week, the Kyrgyz parliament is expected to greenlight a referendum on a new constitution. The draft has drawn sharp critique from expected corners, while the mainstream assumption is the referendum will go ahead as envisioned.
A few days after refusing to hear an appeal from the the Kyrgyz Central Election Commission (CEC), due to a technicality, the Kyrgyz Supreme Court’s Constitutional Chamber has agreed to hear a similar appeal, a combination of separate appeals filed b
YANGON— The Yangon Region High Court will review the controversial decision to drop the murder case against the alleged killers of Facebook comedian Aung Yell Htwe on Aug. 29.
BISHKEK -- The legacy of Margaret Thatcher, the Iron Lady who led Great Britain from 1979 to 1990, has extended as far as Kyrgyzstan, the only Central Asian country experimenting with parliamentary democracy.
RANGOON — Observers of Burma’s legal affairs expressed skepticism over the judiciary’s reform under the National League for Democracy (NLD) government despite accomplishments claimed by the Supreme Court in state media.
Pakistan: government to choose the next chief justice of the Supreme Court After months of clashes with the judiciary, most notably over the imprisonment of former Prime Minister Imran Khan, the government led by Shehbaz Sharif has approved a constit