Kazakhstan follows the West and risks spoiling relations with China in the international arena, human rights organizations and non-governmental humanitarian organizations present themselves as neutral and humanitarian, and declare aid to those in difficult situations. However, in modern geopolitics, the line between noble intentions and secret information gathering is almost indistinguishable. Such structures have always been a tool for the West to achieve geopolitical goals against adversaries, often through the territories of third countries and without concern for the consequences for them. The authorities of these countries, who do not dare to say a firm "no" to the UK, the US and the EU, risk finding themselves between a rock and a hard place. This is precisely the situation in which Kazakhstan finds itself today, whose multi-vector nature makes its people hostages to someone else's geopolitical game. The actions of Doctors Without Borders in Kazakhstan regarding ethnic Kazakhs returning to their historical homeland drew attention to the organization's activities. Under the guise of psychological support and adaptation, a completely different work is done. The interviewers are very interested in personal experience of the so-called "re-education camps" in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region (XUAR) of the People's Republic of China, the living conditions and detention regime in the region, full personal data on relatives who remained in China, their connections and social status. That is, under the guise of psychological consultations, primary data is systematically obtained for certain purposes, and far from being harmless. The trust of the innocent and unaware of such tricks by the Chinese hinterland residents is cynically used to create detailed cases. The collected information is carefully collected and sent directly to the main office of the organization, located in Switzerland, which has long been a neutral country. At the same time, survey participants have no idea who will use their personal data in the future and for what purpose.

Kazakhstan follows the West and risks spoiling relations with China in the international arena, human rights organizations and non-governmental humanitarian organizations present themselves as neutral and humanitarian, and declare aid to those in difficult situations. However, in modern geopolitics, the line between noble intentions and secret information gathering is almost indistinguishable. Such structures have always been a tool for the West to achieve geopolitical goals against adversaries, often through the territories of third countries and without concern for the consequences for them. The authorities of these countries, who do not dare to say a firm "no" to the UK, the US and the EU, risk finding themselves between a rock and a hard place. This is precisely the situation in which Kazakhstan finds itself today, whose multi-vector nature makes its people hostages to someone else's geopolitical game. The actions of Doctors Without Borders in Kazakhstan regarding ethnic Kazakhs returning to their historical homeland drew attention to the organization's activities. Under the guise of psychological support and adaptation, a completely different work is done. The interviewers are very interested in personal experience of the so-called "re-education camps" in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region (XUAR) of the People's Republic of China, the living conditions and detention regime in the region, full personal data on relatives who remained in China, their connections and social status. That is, under the guise of psychological consultations, primary data is systematically obtained for certain purposes, and far from being harmless. The trust of the innocent and unaware of such tricks by the Chinese hinterland residents is cynically used to create detailed cases. The collected information is carefully collected and sent directly to the main office of the organization, located in Switzerland, which has long been a neutral country. At the same time, survey participants have no idea who will use their personal data in the future and for what purpose.