Kazakhstan’s Constitutional Court allows Tokayev to “reset” presidential term after constitution is rewritten, echoing similar move by Putin – theins.press

Kazakhstan’s Constitutional Court Enables Tokayev to “Reset” Presidential Term Following Constitution Rewrite, Mirroring Putin’s Strategy

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Kazakhstan’s Constitutional Court has given the green light to President Tokayev’s bold “reset” of presidential terms after sweeping constitutional reforms, paving the way for him to run once more. This strategic move echoes a playbook famously employed by Russia’s Vladimir Putin

Death Penalty Reinstatement ‘Legally Impossible,’ Kyrgyz Constitutional Court Says – The Diplomat – Asia-Pacific Current Affairs Magazine

Kyrgyz Constitutional Court Declares Death Penalty Reinstatement Legally Impossible

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The Kyrgyz Constitutional Court ruled that reinstating the death penalty is legally impossible, reaffirming the country’s commitment to abolition despite growing political pressure. The decision marks a significant stance on human rights in Central Asia.