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Kyrgyzstan: Draft law threatens independent groups - Vimarsana News

Kyrgyzstan: Draft law threatens independent groups

The Kyrgyz government has proposed a draft law that would enable it to restrict citizens' right to freedom of association and strengthen regulation and control over nongovernmental organisations.

Source: ifex.org
Kyrgyzstan: Draft Law Threatens Independent Groups - Vimarsana News

Kyrgyzstan: Draft Law Threatens Independent Groups

The Kyrgyz government has proposed a draft law that would enable it to restrict citizens’ right to freedom of association and strengthen regulation and control over non-governmental organizations, Human Rights Watch said today.

Source: hrw.org
Louisiana police say 15-year-old 'out-of-state' teen behind bomb threat that moved polling site - Vimarsana News

Louisiana police say 15-year-old 'out-of-state' teen behind bomb threat that moved polling site

Louisiana police say they have identified a 15-year-old suspect behind a pair of bomb threats directed at a school and polling site outside New Orleans in the last week.

Kyrgyz Authorities Arrest Two Kazakh Activists Seeking Political Asylum - Vimarsana News

Kyrgyz Authorities Arrest Two Kazakh Activists Seeking Political Asylum

Kyrgyz authorities have arrested two Kazakh opposition activists who are seeking political asylum in Kyrgyzstan.

Source: rferl.org
Kosovo Issues Warnings For Cars With Serbian License Plates - Vimarsana News

Kosovo Issues Warnings For Cars With Serbian License Plates

Kosovo's authorities have begun implementing a plan to phase out old vehicle license plates issued by Serbia by handing out warnings to owners -- a move seen as a softening of the government's initially hard-line stance on the matter following international pressure.

Source: rferl.org