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Kazakhstan: Internet Crackdown

Written byNathan Hamm

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Posted 7 July 2006 21:32 GMT

With the passage of Kazakhstan's new media law, the government may be preparing to go on the attack against online journalism and other loosely regulated media, reports Leila.

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