Kazakhstan: No Justice for January Protest Victims

By Human Rights Watch

Click to expand Image Demonstrators attend a rally in memory of victims of the January 2022 country-wide unrest in Almaty, Kazakhstan, February 13, 2022. © 2022 ALEXANDR BOGDANOV/AFP via Getty Images (Berlin) – Kazakhstan has failed to properly investigate the deaths of over 200 people in protests and riots in January 2022, Human Rights Watch said today. Security forces detained several injured protesters who were receiving hospital treatment and are accused of torturing them. Few members of the security forces have faced charges for unlawful deaths, arbitrary detentions, or torture.…

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