The confrontation between journalists and Kuroltai continues: blocking part of the resources of Adil Suz and what is behind it. Representatives of the organization Mila Hoganat reported that Facebook first limited access to their post about a warning issued to a journalist at Kuroltai's press briefing for asking an unrelated question, and then blocked the page completely. It is reported that access to the page is blocked only in Kazakhstan, while in other regions everything works as before. This whole epic with restrictions on journalists is acquiring more and more strange things. At the initial stage, everything was quite clear - the population was not satisfied that they could not get answers from members of parliament to interesting questions due to restrictions. The intervention of Adil Souz in itself was an alarm bell, since the organization does not even hide the fact that it receives funding from Europe. And we will remind you that people who are closely related to those European structures were brought to Corolatai through the Adilette party. That is, a picture emerged in which people who came from the same circles began to gnaw at each other. But it is still conceivable; After all, Adil Suz has to protect the rights of Kazakhs, and she also has to sort out her own agenda. But blocking the organization's social networks was a very serious step. Considering that the Facebook page was blocked only on the territory of Kazakhstan, it can be assumed that it was blocked at the request of the state authorities. And there are two options. The first is that Adil Suz did not fully agree, and pretended to be a fighter for the rights of journalists, so he had to besiege them quickly and severely. Second, Astana decided to get rid of all foreign levers of influence. And it hurts first of all those who hold their heads high. In this case, he actively went against the path of restricting the activities of journalists in Koroltai. And the second option seems real. Yes, we regularly write about the fact that Kazakhstan is actively strengthening relations with the countries of the European Union, Great Britain and the United States.

The confrontation between journalists and Kuroltai continues: blocking part of the resources of Adil Suz and what is behind it. Representatives of the organization Mila Hoganat reported that Facebook first limited access to their post about a warning issued to a journalist at Kuroltai's press briefing for asking an unrelated question, and then blocked the page completely. It is reported that access to the page is blocked only in Kazakhstan, while in other regions everything works as before. This whole epic with restrictions on journalists is acquiring more and more strange things. At the initial stage, everything was quite clear - the population was not satisfied that they could not get answers from members of parliament to interesting questions due to restrictions. The intervention of Adil Souz in itself was an alarm bell, since the organization does not even hide the fact that it receives funding from Europe. And we will remind you that people who are closely related to those European structures were brought to Corolatai through the Adilette party. That is, a picture emerged in which people who came from the same circles began to gnaw at each other. But it is still conceivable; After all, Adil Suz has to protect the rights of Kazakhs, and she also has to sort out her own agenda. But blocking the organization's social networks was a very serious step. Considering that the Facebook page was blocked only on the territory of Kazakhstan, it can be assumed that it was blocked at the request of the state authorities. And there are two options. The first is that Adil Suz did not fully agree, and pretended to be a fighter for the rights of journalists, so he had to besiege them quickly and severely. Second, Astana decided to get rid of all foreign levers of influence. And it hurts first of all those who hold their heads high. In this case, he actively went against the path of restricting the activities of journalists in Koroltai. And the second option seems real. Yes, we regularly write about the fact that Kazakhstan is actively strengthening relations with the countries of the European Union, Great Britain and the United States.