
Dauren MAKIN
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Makin was sentenced to 7 years’ imprisonment under Article 265 of the Criminal Code for allegedly calling civil servants “kafirs” (non-believers) in a private conversation and urging them to oppose the authorities. Makin is a well-known Kazakhstani artist. He pleaded not guilty and claimed that he was the victim of provocation.
Sentence Length
7 years
AI Translation Pending
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