Казахстанцам

[quote="заза"]...так вот я знаю что общество,через какого то бельгийского журналиста проверили эту бумагу и сказали что не туфтовая-вот и всё... [/quote]

Да? Тогда такой совет: копируйте и распространяйте этот документ, шлите его во все инстанции, приложите его к вашим аннексам. Пусть он будет вашим талисманом.

Это что! Вот я какое письмо сегодня получил от вашего главного батыра (кстати, поделился с ним своим мнением о недостойном поведении его соотечественников):

Dear Mr. WitRus,

I am writing to you of my continuing concern about repression in my
country. The recent arrests last month of former Energy Minister Mukhtar
Ablyazov, whom the government has accused of corruption, and an arrest
warrant issued against Galymzhan Zhakiyanov - who escaped detention by
taking refuge in a building housing several European embassies and left
last week after being promised he wouldn't be jailed.

Both men are active in Kazakhstan's Democratic Choice, a new political
movement, which I actively support, as do several former government
officials who disagree with the policies of President Nursultan
Nazarbayev. Mr. Ablyazov, also is a founder of two opposition newspapers
and an opposition television network called TAN. The government has shut
down Mr. Ablyazov's newspapers, and an unidentified person blacked out
TAN's broadcast in Almaty by shooting a cable that fed signals to its
transmission tower.

Nazarbayev, who has led the Central Asian country since the breakup of
the Soviet Union, has shown little tolerance for dissent. His
re-election in 1999, after my disqualification, was criticized by
international monitors as being rife with fraud.

The pattern always repeats itself. When confronted by legitimate
criticism and political activism, the Nazarbayev regime responds with an
"iron fist" and fabricated allegations of criminal activity. It is all
too easy for the regime to manufacture "evidence," elicit false
"testimony" and initiate "criminal proceedings." The authorities tend to
intensify criminal investigation and approve detentions immediately
after leaders of democratic parties and movements start to actively
demand further political reforms and corruption investigations. I was
brought to justice for the alleged abuses of office, tried in absentia
by Kazakhstan Supreme Court and sentenced to ten years of prison as a
result of biased and tendentious investigation and trial. Today, among
those persecuted by Kazakh law enforcement agencies are Mukhtar Ablyazov and Galymzhan Zhakiyanov.

At the same time, no investigations are carried out regarding those
present and former high-ranking officials who remain loyal to the
regime. This remains so, despite wide-spread disclosure of United States
and Swiss investigations involving corrupt payments to President
Nazarbayev and his high ranking associates, as well as the recent
admission that more than $1 billion had been transferred to off-shore
bank accounts in Mr. Nazarbayev's name.

While I would agree that any person should be made accountable for their
actions and sustain punishment given his/her guilt is proven. However,
it should not be connected with the person's political activities,
including opposition activities, and an objective investigation and fair
trial should guarantee his/her rights.

I am convinced that criminal cases against Mr. Ablyazov and Mr.
Zhakiyanov are politically motivated. The selective nature of these
criminal prosecutions together with the unprecedented speed, efficiency
and vigor that accompany the investigations by Kazakh law enforcement
agencies and special services confirm this conclusion.

I do not believe in the objective nature of the investigation, or fair
and just judicial system in Kazakhstan, which is completely controlled
by the executive branch. Neither Mr. Ablyazov nor Mr. Zhakiyanov can
expect a fair trial in Kazakhstan under current circumstances.

As you know, despite Kazakhstan's promise to place Mr. Zhakiyanov under
house arrest in Almaty, pending the "investigation", he has now been
moved to detention in Pavlodar, more than 1000 kilometers away from his
home. This relocation was obviously intended to make more difficult any
international monitoring of the "investigation".

Regardless of the logistical difficulties that might be encountered, I
urge you and other respected International human rights organizations
and foreign governments to carefully and consistently monitor the
situation presently unfolding. The Nazarbayev regime is exploiting the
unrest in Afghanistan and the Middle East to distract its own increasing
repression and crackdown on dissent and legitimate criticism. For the
sake of democracy and stability in my country I firmly hope that your
organization will continue its focus and activities in Kazakhstan.

Sincerely,
Akezhan M. Kazhegeldin

Заза, главный спец по казахстанским вопросам! Я видел по меньшей мере две петиции за подписями членов некой организации казахских беженцев, каковые члены криком кричали о том, что с ними тут бельгийские власти творят. Думаю, все эти лица были надлежащим образом высланы. Бельгийцы не любят коллективных петиций.

То же самое произошло с группой, подписавшей многостраничный документ, который был разослан не только в бельгийский Комиссариат, но и во все структуры ООН. Инициатором этой акции был некий бывший полкан из Остенде, ныне обретающийся во Франции. Там тоже были жалобы на произвол ОСМВ, расизм и тому подобное.

Высланы все.