Kazakhstan's Democratic Forces Forum

London-Vienna-Astana: Opposition in dialog with Europe.
Deutsche Welle, November 17, 2004

China, Kazakhstan mull cross-border gas pipeline
AFP, 25 Aug 2004

Kazakhstan flirts with dynastic succession
By MARK MacKINNO, The Globe and Mail
05 Aug 2004

«Kazakhgate» word for word
Eurasia-Internet, 21 Jun 2004

Kazakhstan: United States vs. James H. Giffen.
EurasiaNet, May 31, 2004

 Nazarbayev's false start
BBC Monitoring Central Asia, 25 May 2004

Stop persecution of Zhumabai Dospanov!
Atyrau, May 3, 2004

Life in Kazakh prison engenders criminals.
Respublika Assandi Times, January 8, 2004

Kazakh court accused.
Yermurat Bapi: "I will not ask you to review my case".
December 8, 2003

Nobel economist talks to Kazakhstani journalists about oil revenue transparency.
OSCE, November 17, 2003

Hands off Amirzhan Kosanov!
October 4, 2003

SOS Kazakhstan: Again and again trial, again and again iniquity.
September 12, 2003

Kazakstan: Corruption “Boosts Economy”
IWPR, August 20, 2003

Kazakhstan and the Nazarbayev kleptocracy.
Corruption and nepotism characterises today's Kazakhstan.
Islamic Human Rights Commission, August 4, 2003

Gvt reshuffle in Kazakhstan gives Nazarbayev maneuverability on key issues
EurasiaNet, 16 Jun 2003

Opposition voices concern
BBC Monitoring, 12 Jun 2003

First confession in the Kazakhgate case
Bloomberg Business News, 07 Jun 2003

Nazarbayev flunks again.
“Voice of Democracy”, May 29, 2003

Kazakhgate: First arrests
“Vremya Novostei”, April 2, 2003

No amendment of judgement on Sergey Duvanov's case
Almaty, 11 March 2003

Kazak opposition "coerced" into talks.
IWPR, February 11, 2003

From behind the bars
Sergey Duvanov
EURASIA-Internet, January 29, 2003

Political development of sovereign Kazakhstan
(Years 1992 through 2002). Nurbulat Masanov.
December 23, 2002

Kazakh media not neutral, says journalist
BBC Monitoring, September 27, 2002

Without appeal...
A year ago Kazakh justice committed suicide.
Eurasia-Internet, September 6, 2002

Kazakstan: New threat to Internet
Authorities take opposition journalist to court over online criticism.
IWPR, August 6, 2002

In Diverse Kazakhstan, Traditions Survive Change
Washington Post Newsweek Interactive, August 1, 2002

And the truth shall send you to jail. “Voice of Democracy”, July 9, 2002

Central Asia: Has new alliance with West helped opposition movements?
EurasiaNet, July 5, 2002

Kazakh scandals throw spotlight on democracy.
Transitions Online, April 16-22, 2002

US to Nazarbayev: Clean up your act. “Voice of Democracy”, June 28, 2002

Kazakhstan: European Parliament singles out opposition leader for recognition.
EurasiaNet, June 16, 2002

Freedom Passport to be given to Akezhan Kazhegeldin.
EURASIA-Internet, June 8, 2002

Big politics
Akezhan Kazhegeldin and the forthcoming transfer of power in Kazakhstan
Navigator,31 May 2002

No room for corrupt dictator in OSCE.
US Congress about erosion of human rights and fundamental freedoms in Kazakhstan.
“Congressional Record”, May 24, 2002

US asks fox to check hen house.
Nazarbayev sends thugs, not letters.
“Voice of Democracy”. May 23, 2002

Three days in European capital.
Kazakh opposition members at the Council of Europe: Meetings in detail. IAC EURASIA-Internet, April 29, 2002

Initiative Group Statement.
Almaty, March 18, 2002

Opposition in Kazakhstan press campaign to dilute president's authority.
EurasiaNet, March 19, 2002

Voice of Democracy
Published by Kazakhstan 21st Century Foundation · Washington, D.C. · Feb. 19, 2002

The family junta.
Voice of Democracy. Kazakhstan 21st Century Foundation, Feb. 15, 2002

The happy dictator.
Voice of Democracy. Kazakhstan 21st Century Foundation, Feb. 12, 2002

UN official: Refugees face problems with their status in Kazakhstan
because of the country's current legislation
BBC Monitoring Service - United Kingdom; Feb 9, 2002

Kazakhstan's president threatens crackdown on opposition, independent media
to end what he termed the intemperate criticisms of government officials
29 Jan 2002

The exhausted horse should go to the stable
Akezhan Kazhegeldin's interview to the Soldat newspaper
18 Jan 2002

Kazakhstan has freedom of speech but no freedom to apply it - paper
One can criticize the authorities only in private
11 Jan 2002

Voice of Democracy.
Terrorism not the biggest threat.
Kazakhstan 21st Century Foundation,
11 December 2001

Ex-premier urges joint efforts in removing "tumour of Nazarbayevitis"
Yesterday brought developments in the high-level conflict
Kommersant, 22 November 2001

Voice of Democracy
Kazakhstan: Unfulfilled Promise
Kazakhstan 21st Century Foundation, 2 October 2001

Kazakh opposition slams justice system
over leader's trial in absentia.
"BBC Monitoring", 16 September 2001

Voice of Democracy.
OSCE: Kazhegeldin trial 'unfair'.
Kazakhstan 21st Century Foundation, 14 September 2001

'Kazakhstan celebrates a New Year - 1937,'
say the democratic public in Kazakhstan.
"Eurasia report", 24 August 2001

Voice of Democracy
Who's crazy now?
Kazakhstan 21st Century Foundation, 3 August 2001

Voice of Democracy
Published by Kazakhstan 21st Century Foundation ·
Washington, D.C. · June 21, 2001

Voice of Democracy
HRW to GWB: Get tough with NN
Kazakhstan 21st Century Foundation, 8 June 2001

Voice of Democracy
Flash: Pot calls kettle black…
Kazakhstan 21st Century Foundation, 16 April 2001

Trial against Soldat newspaper resumed today
RFE/RL Kazakh Service, 29 March 2001

Voice of Democracy
Congress blasts Nazarbayev behavior
Kazakhstan 21st Century Foundation, 15 March 2001

Voice of Democracy
Kazakhstan flunks rights exam…
Kazakhstan 21st Century Foundation, 9 March 2001

New family member steps into Kazak limelight
who is being talked of as a possible successor to Nazarbaev
Energy Compass, 3 March 2001

Send protests to President Nazarbayev!
Socialist party members picket the Kazakhstan Embassy in London
Newsvendor, 28 February 2001

Activists of pro-Nazarbayev Otan party protest Kazakh Forum of democratic forces' written statement addressed to U.S. Congress.
RFE/RL, 12 January 2001

When 'criminal' is political
Repressive regimes are manipulating Interpol
The Washington Times, December 2000

President Nazarbayev gives almost 2-hour long interview to Khabar TV,
harshly criticises an opposition figure
RFE/RL, 14 December 2000

Kazak Opposition Intimidated
The Kazak authorities are attempting to curb the activities of their political opponents.
IWPR, 5 December, 2000

'Kamikaze' Kazak Deputy
A Kazak deputy risks clashing with the government over his call for constitutional changes.
IWPR, Seprember 29, 2000

Invitation to the "Round Table" is not accepted
Opposition's refusal can change the disposition of forces in Astana
Almaty-Astana, 24 August 2000

Kazakh newspapers fight for existence
Newspapers fell victim to Nazarbayev's crackdown on opposition media
The Moscow Times, 21 July 2000

Nazarbaev Goes Bald-headed
But his account in Kremlin can be freezed.
Central Asian Bulletin, 16 June 2000

The strongest Lukabayev
Double portrait with a saber and a bowl.
Central Asian Bulletin, June 10, 2000.

Kazakhstan sentences alleged Russian separatists
Some politicians consider the court’s sentence of 14 Russians to be unnecessarily heavy.
Reuters English News Service, June 9 2000

Opposition: only the strongest will survive
Those who ask and trust will be specifically beloved by the power
Central Asian Bulletin, 18 May 2000

President revealed his face
Famous political writer and scientist Sergei Duvanov analyzes leader’s sincere confessions
Central Asian Bulletin, 6 May 2000

Spotlight on press tyrants
CPJ placed Nursultan Nazarbayev on its annual list of the Ten Worst Enemies of the Press
The Committee to Protect Journalists Press Release, 3 May 2000

Fat Paste Beyond Democracy
Gun in the pants, ball in the goal, game goes on
Central Asian Bulletin, 3 May 2000

US says Kazakh leader's threats to media a setback, urges rethink
Threats by authoritarian leader ran contrary to assurances on democracy
Agence France Presse, 25 April 2000

Kazakh leader lashes out at media, vows crackdown
Nazarbayev's attack on the press came a day after U.S. Secretary of State concluded a Central Asia trip
Almaty, Reuters, 20 April 2000

Kazakhstan labor leader imprisoned by us-backed regime as Madeline Albright prepares to visit former soviet republic
Madel Ismailov was again imprisoned by the US-backed dictatorship of Nursultan Nazarbaev
E-mail, 13 April 2000

Killing Kazakhstan's Press
A free press is essential to ensure government accountability, which is central to democratic governance.
Washington, 13 April 2000

Albright Visit Angers Kazakh Opposition
Kazakhstan is deeply divided over Madeleine Albright's forthcoming visit to the region.
Institute for War & Peace Reporting, 7 April 2000

Rachid Nougmanov meets the Chairman of the European Parliament Delegation to Kazakhstan
Press release
Brussels, 6 April 2000

President's mistake
It's so easy to lose orientation when swinging between the two poles
Central Asian Bulletin, March 23, 2000