Violated the rights of journalists

In Kostanay new scandal over illegal obstruction of journalists' work.
Journalist for a local TV "Alau" Tatiana Moroz, trying to remove a story about the program "Business Road Map-2020", faced with tyranny deputy director of a private company "VAN" Ashot Abrahamyan.

He initially banned a videographer to shoot the process of laying asphalt, and then rudely snatched from the hands of Tatiana's camera and deleted from the memory card all the pictures. Journalist brought to the scene police.

During the fight, police officer killed

On the night of October 6, 2012 in the building of the village police department Beineu clash between criminal police department security officer LLR First Lt. S. and district police chief Maj. B. During the scuffle Lt. brain injured and later died in hospital without regaining consciousness. Major injury to the hands and the head is also taken to hospital.

Flashmob - in the future without nicotine

Recently Republican student movement "Alliance of Kazakhstan students" by the Ministry of Education and Science together with city staff in Atyrau organized two action "The future starts today" and "Vitamin for nicotine."

Both actions took place in the city of K. Smagulov alley. It was attended by students of the Atyrau Institute of Oil and Gas and Atyrau College of Business and Law. During the first campaign college students spent an unusual flashmob.

As a result of the international exhibition in Pavlodar signed contracts worth more than $ 322 million

The aim of the exhibition, organized by the Ministry of Economic Development and Trade, is to demonstrate the ongoing Kazakh-Russian production projects, and to promote the establishment of bilateral relations between Kazakhstan and Russian companies for the implementation of new and innovative projects.

If tomorrow the war begins ...

Groups provide a forum this week in Astana, the organizers - the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Kazakhstan. Forum on military issues around the world.

For two days the participants (and a 48 lawyers and professionals from Eastern Europe, Central Asia, the Organization of the Collective Security Treaty and the Interparliamentary Assembly of the CIS) have discussed the problems associated with the use and distribution of prohibited weapons. This work resulted in recommendations on legislative measures to be taken in the states to ensure respect for international humanitarian law.