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Verdicts Pronounced In Kazakh Riot Case

Kazakhs at a courthouse in Aqtau await verdicts in a case concerning riots in the town of Shetpe late last year.

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May 21, 2012
A court in Aqtau -- the capital of the Manghystau region in western Kazakhstan -- has sentenced four local men from the small town of Shetpe to four, five, and seven years in jail for their alleged roles in a deadly protest action on December 17. More
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