CLEAN : Kazakhstan presidential poll lacked 'competitiveness' says OSCE

The video discusses the recent presidential election in Kazakhstan, highlighting the lack of competitiveness and the need for reforms to align with OSCE commitments. It addresses issues such as limited freedom of speech, restrictive legal frameworks, and challenges faced by journalists, leading to self-censorship. The possibility for civil society and opposition to organize political assemblies is also limited.

What was the political environment like during the early presidential election in Kazakhstan?

What were the main issues highlighted by international observers regarding the election process?

In what ways did the election campaign lack competitiveness?

How did the legal framework affect freedom of speech and access to information in Kazakhstan?

What challenges did civil society and opposition representatives face in organizing political assemblies?