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Kazakhstan to Issue Verdict for Human Rights Activists Who Burned CCP Leader’s Portrait

Summary by The Epoch Times
A Kazakh court is set to issue its verdict for a group of human rights campaigners on April 13, in a case that has drawn attention to Beijing’s expanding influence in the Central Asian nation. The 19 activists were charged with inciting hatred for staging a protest in November 2025 over the detention of a Kazakh truck driver in China. The activists, including the driver’s wife, were arrested after burning the Chinese regime’s flag and a portrait…

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Kazakhstan to Issue Verdict for Human Rights Activists Who Burned CCP Leader’s Portrait

A Kazakh court is set to issue its verdict for a group of human rights campaigners on April 13, in a case that has drawn attention to Beijing’s expanding influence in the Central Asian nation. The 19 activists were charged with inciting hatred for staging a protest in November 2025 over the detention of a Kazakh truck driver in China. The activists, including the driver’s wife, were arrested after burning the Chinese regime’s flag and a portrait…

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The Epoch Times broke the news in New York, United States on Monday, April 13, 2026.
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