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ALMATY, Kazakhstan -- Reports from Kazakhstan say authorities have been arresting demonstrators in some districts of the country's largest city, Almaty, after hundreds of people gathered to protest the official results of the June 9 presidential election. Internet access in the two cities was reported to be extremely slow, preventing live streaming and making it very difficult to read social media sites.

  • Total Duration 19 hours

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Population
20,330,104
UN Classification
  • Land Locked Developing Country

Freedom House rates Internet freedom as Not Free

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ALMATY, Kazakhstan -- Reports from Kazakhstan say authorities have been arresting demonstrators in some districts of the country's largest city, Almaty, after hundreds of people gathered to protest the official results of the June 9 presidential election. Internet access in the two cities was reported to be extremely slow, preventing live streaming and making it very difficult to read social media sites.

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