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Wyborcza: Spaniards and Interpol detain dissident
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janThe portal wyborcza.pl has reported on the detention of the oppositionist and Kazakhstan’s former Minister of Economy, Muratbek Ketebayev to whom Poland granted refugee status.
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RFE/RL: For Exiled Activist, Kazakhstan Is Out Of Sight, But Never Out Of Mind
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junMuratbek Ketebaev used to spend his days fighting high-level corruption in the Kazakh government. In some ways, life hasn't changed that much. He's still fighting corruption - he just does it while learning Polish on the side.
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Ketebayev: who will represent Russia at the M. Ablyazov's extradition trial?
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junMuratbek Ketebayev, one of founders of Alga! party, published a post on his Facebook about Ablyazov case.
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Respublika-kaz.info: How the British Lawyers Help the Russian Law Enforcers
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junIf the BTA Bank had not been seized by Nazarbayev, Mukhtar Ablyazov would have completed all projects he had started in Russia and become one of the largest actors in the Russian market.
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Gazeta.pl: Muratbek Ketebayev's case
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decAn article about Muratbek Ketebayev - Kazakh opposition activist, close associate of Mukhtar Ablyazov and Vladimir Kozlov - who was granted refugee status in Poland.
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Respublika.kaz: Will Spain render Ablyazov's bodyguard to Kazakhstan?
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julThe Supreme Court of Spain has decided to render Alexander Pavlov, a former bodyguard of the Kazakh opposition politician, Mukhtar Ablyazov, to Kazakhstan.
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Respublika.kz: Berlusconi will pay dearly for the deportation
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julThe story of the deportation of Ablyazov’s family was very timely and unravelled at a time of domestic political struggle in Italy, says Muratbek Ketebayev.
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In December 2016 Mukhtar Ablyazov’s extradition was refused, he was released from prison and granted a political refugee status in September 2020. Earlier, a number of his relatives and associates had been given international protection in various European countries. Thus, continuing to campaign for human rights in Kazakhstan and the rights of political refugees amongst them, we consider our mission largely fulfilled.
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