In Kyrgyzstan, an ‘unprecedented crackdown’ on free press raises alarm
As several laws threaten to criminalise their work, investigative reporters are fleeing the Central Asian nation.
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As several laws threaten to criminalise their work, investigative reporters are fleeing the Central Asian nation.
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