31.08.2026, 13:41

Kazakhstan restricts journalists' access to lawmakers in parliament corridors

ASTANA. Aug 31 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - Journalists were barred Monday from approaching lawmakers in the corridors of Kazakhstan's parliament, a day after the government imposed similar limits on press access to its own buildings.

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