Human Rights

Now, even their handpicked prime minister calls the country’s condition “catastrophic.” The rebels have held unchecked sway since they swarmed into this bedraggled capital in March, looting, abducting, raping and killing — even breaking into an orphanage to steal whatever they could, according to Amnesty International.

Now that Kazakhstani oligarch Mukhtar Ablyazov has been apprehended, banking officials in Kazakhstan are striving to recover as much as they can of the $6 billion he is accused of embezzling.

The past few weeks saw several strikes by public sector workers, who either called for more benefits or that their “acquired rights” remain unchanged in fear of pay reductions and other benefit cuts.

Se conoce que, ante la imposibilidad de un indulto o una amnistia, la guerrilla cree posible que haya condenas, pero que se aplique la suspension de la ejecucion de las penas privativas de la libertad.