«Принудительное закрытие Kloop Media не только заглушает важный голос в кыргызском обществе, но и сигнализирует о продолжающемся снижении уважения в Кыргызстане к гражданским и политическим правам и свободам своих граждан», — сказал Хью Уильямсон, директор по Европе и Центральной Азии Human Rights Watch. «Эти действия подрывают право общественности на информацию и еще больше ослабляют основы демократического управления в стране».
«Принудительное закрытие Kloop Media не только заглушает важный голос в кыргызском обществе, но и сигнализирует о продолжающемся снижении уважения в Кыргызстане к гражданским и политическим правам и свободам своих граждан», — сказал Хью Уильямсон, директор по Европе и Центральной Азии Human Rights Watch. «Эти действия подрывают право общественности на информацию и еще больше ослабляют основы демократического управления в стране».
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