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Today, the Nukus City Court ruled to transfer Karakalpak activist Zhetkerbai Abdramanov from pre-trial detention to home imprisonment for 4 years and 7 months. This decision follows months of advocacy over his arbitrary detention and the conditions under which he was held. In June 2022, Abdramanov was detained in Almaty, Kazakhstan, for distributing materials opposing proposed constitutional changes […]

Zhetkerbai Abdramanov, a Karakalpak activist has been subjected to severe human rights violations, including an unlawful extradition, politically motivated charges, and violations of due process. His court hearings are scheduled to begin on March 13, 2025, in Nukus, raising serious concerns about the fairness of the proceedings. Abdramanov worked as a laborer in Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan over the

January 28, 2025 – Abdramanov’s Lawyers have confirmed to Freedom for Eurasia that Zhetkerbai Abdramanov, a Karakalpak activist, has been transferred to the pre-trial detention center of the State Security Service of Uzbekistan (SIZO SGB) in Nukus. Today, his legal representatives were contacted by an investigator and informed about upcoming interrogation and investigative measures involving

After weeks of searching, lawyers supported by Freedom for Eurasia have successfully located and met with Zhetkerbai Abdramanov. He was found in the pre-trial detention center of the State Security Service of Uzbekistan (SIZO SGB). This discovery follows his transfer to Uzbekistan on December 26, 2024, which was reportedly carried out with the assistance of

In January 2024 authorities of Uzbekistan have put a 35-year-old activist from the Kanlykul district of Karakalpakstan, Zhetkerbai Abdramanov on the wanted list. In December 2023, he was charged in absentia under Art. 159 part 1 (Encroachments on the constitutional order) and 244-1 (Dissemination of materials that threaten public safety) of the Criminal Code of

April 9 marks the 31st anniversary of the adoption of the Constitution of Karakalpakstan. This constitution was ratified on April 9, 1993, during the second session of the Parliament of Karakalpakstan. Article 1 of the Karakalpak Constitution declares Karakalpakstan as a sovereign democratic republic, within Uzbekistan. Mutual relations of the Republic of Uzbekistan and the