Human rights defenders in Kyrgyzstan say they are planning to hold a mass protest action this summer.
Aziza Abdyrasulova, chairwoman of the Kylym Shamy human rights center in Bishkek, told RFE/RL's Kyrgyz Service that Kyrgyz human rights activists are concerned about restrictions of freedom of speech in the country.
The current Kyrgyz leadership is "turning the nation into a speechless and obedient society," she said.
It is necessary, Abdyrasulova said, to be more active to unite all the human rights organizations in Kyrgyzstan.
Aziza Abdyrasulova, chairwoman of the Kylym Shamy human rights center in Bishkek, told RFE/RL's Kyrgyz Service that Kyrgyz human rights activists are concerned about restrictions of freedom of speech in the country.
The current Kyrgyz leadership is "turning the nation into a speechless and obedient society," she said.
It is necessary, Abdyrasulova said, to be more active to unite all the human rights organizations in Kyrgyzstan.
