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Why have more than 4,000 people been detained?
Yaqut Ali
Jan 15 2022
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Why have more than 4,000 people been detained?
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What’s happening in Kazakhstan? Why have more than 4,000 people been detained? Why are people in Kazakhstan on the streets? In this episode of The Wire Explains we break down the Kazakh crisis.



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