On January 12, 2026 Uzbek Authorities Cancel Family Visit of Imprisoned Human Rights Defender Dauletmurat Tajimuratov Without Prior Warning Freedom for Eurasia has received information that the family of Dauletmurat Tajimuratov arrived at his prison for a scheduled long visit, only to be informed that it had been cancelled and that he had been punished […]
Freedom for Eurasia condemns in the strongest possible terms the death and secret burial of Turkmen blogger Didar Amansakhatov, whose grave has now been located by journalists from the Turkmen Service of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty. The discovery confirms credible reports that Mr. Amansakhatov, a 34-year-old TikTok blogger known online as Hitrowskin, died after disappearing
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Freedom for Eurasia expresses grave concern over credible allegations of torture, ill-treatment, and ongoing threats against imprisoned lawyer and minority human rights activist Dauletmurat Tazhimuratov, following an incident involving a senior official of the correctional facility. According to information verified by Freedom for Eurasia, in early December a deputy head of the prison allegedly threatened
STATEMENT BY NGO “Freedom for Eurasia” NGO Freedom for Eurasia states that the killing of Kobiljon, a 10-year-old boy, a citizen of Tajikistan, who was murdered at school in Moscow, Russian Federation in a xenophobic, Nazi-motivated attack by another teenager, is not a “domestic incident” or an isolated act of juvenile violence. It constitutes a
(London, December 17, 2025) – Authorities in Kazakhstan have targeted independent journalists and media outlets in recent weeks, a coalition of nine human rights groups said today. The authorities have searched the newsroom of an independent news agency, detained media workers, and pressured journalists over their reporting. The coalition includes Amnesty International, Civil Rights Defenders,
Freedom for Eurasia condemns today’s decision of the Bishkek City Court to uphold the conviction and five-year probation sentence imposed on prominent human rights defender Rita Karasartova. The ruling confirms the September 2025 judgment of the Sverdlov District Court, which found Ms. Karasartova guilty under Articles 278 (“Mass Disorders”) and 327 (“Public Calls for Violent
