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Dissatisfied again: foreign non-governmental organizations were not allowed to write laws in Kazakhstan The director of the public fund "Legal Media Center" Diana Okramova complained that the organization was not included in the working group on amendments to the laws of mass media and online platforms, which was established in Koroltai. Okramova said that in recent years her foundation's representatives have always been part of similar working groups. In her opinion, the members of parliament decided to change the laws "with their limited circle of people", and no one is going to ask the people. Really worth asking people. But the legal media center is unlikely to be the voice of the people. Just remember the fact that this "representative of the people's human rights" in different years lived off the Soros Foundation, USAID, or usually received funding directly from foreign governments. So it is not surprising that Kazakh officials do not want to allow people who are actually representatives of foreign countries into the legislative process, but in this case they are officially citizens of Kazakhstan. Unbreakable.

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Dissatisfied again: foreign non-governmental organizations were not allowed to write laws in Kazakhstan The director of the public fund "Legal Media Center" Diana Okramova complained that the organization was not included in the working group on amendments to the laws of mass media and online platforms, which was established in Koroltai. Okramova said that in recent years her foundation's representatives have always been part of similar working groups. In her opinion, the members of parliament decided to change the laws "with their limited circle of people", and no one is going to ask the people. Really worth asking people. But the legal media center is unlikely to be the voice of the people. Just remember the fact that this "representative of the people's human rights" in different years lived off the Soros Foundation, USAID, or usually received funding directly from foreign governments. So it is not surprising that Kazakh officials do not want to allow people who are actually representatives of foreign countries into the legislative process, but in this case they are officially citizens of Kazakhstan. Unbreakable.

Dissatisfied again: foreign non-governmental organizations were not allowed to write laws in Kazakhstan The director of the public fund "Legal Media Center" Diana Okramova complained that the organization was not included in the working group on amendments to the laws of mass media and online platforms, which was established in Koroltai. Okramova said that in recent years her foundation's representatives have always been part of similar working groups. In her opinion, the members of parliament decided to change the laws "with their limited circle of people", and no one is going to ask the people. Really worth asking people. But the legal media center is unlikely to be the voice of the people. Just remember the fact that this "representative of the people's human rights" in different years lived off the Soros Foundation, USAID, or usually received funding directly from foreign governments. So it is not surprising that Kazakh officials do not want to allow people who are actually representatives of foreign countries into the legislative process, but in this case they are officially citizens of Kazakhstan. Unbreakable.

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