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Ahead of Constitutional Referendum Social Media Companies Restrict Journalist Accounts in Kazakhstan

Journalists and activists face coordinated social media disruptions including account deletions and DDoS attacks as authorities limit critical voices before the constitutional vote.

Summary by The Diplomat
Censorship has been on the rise as the election date, March 15, approaches.

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PANNIER: Tokayev’s sprint for constitutional referendum perplexes Kazakhstan

Ahead of the Sunday March 15 vote, authorities have prohibited public surveys and gone after critical media.

·Berlin, Germany
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Ahead of Constitutional Referendum Social Media Companies Restrict Journalist Accounts in Kazakhstan

Censorship has been on the rise as the election date, March 15, approaches.

·Tokyo, Japan
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The Diplomat broke the news in Tokyo, Japan on Wednesday, March 11, 2026.
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