Author name: Freedom for Eurasia

Kazakh human rights defender Galym Ageleuov, director of the human rights organization “Liberty”, who investigated the protests in Karakalpakstan on 1-2 July with Freedom for Eurasia, has been prohibited from entering Uzbekistan in 2023. Ageleuov, as an expert of Freedom for Eurasia, visited Karakalpakstan in 2022 to meet with the families of those who were […]

On March 26, 2024, Rasul Jumaniyazov, an activist from Karakalpakstan, was arrested by Kazakh law enforcement authorities. Jumaniyazov is known for his advocacy for Karakalpakstan’s sovereignty, which he expressed through his engagement on social media platforms. Regrettably, his outspoken stance has made him a target for persecution by authorities. He has openly criticized the Uzbekistan

Freedom for Eurasia received judicial decisions regarding administrative convictions of people in Karakalpakstan participating in telegram groups of Leader of Alga Karakalpakstan party in exile Aman Sagidullaev and “Svobodu Tajimuratovu (Freedom to Tajimuratov).” A.A.  was detained for seven days for joining telegram groups under Article 202(2) of the Administrative Code of Uzbekistan “Tendency to participate

On 27 of March  Dauletmurat Tajimuratov, a lawyer and a courageous champion of human rights from Karakalpakstan celebrated his birthday. He turned 45. However, instead of celebrating with loved ones, Tajimuratov finds himself spending yet another year confined behind bars. This marks the second consecutive year of his unjust imprisonment. Tajimuratov’s unwavering commitment to defending

Freedom for Eurasia repeatedly has drawn attention to the case of Saadatdin Reimov, a Karakalpak activist sentenced to four years in prison under Article 159 (1) for alleged involvement in activities against the state.* Reimov’s arrest on August 30, 2022, related to unrest on July 1-2, triggered by false accusations made under police pressure. During