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Former Canadian diplomat announces signs of “color revolution” in Kazakhstan
Former Canadian diplomat announces signs of “color revolution” in Kazakhstan – RIA Novosti, 08/01/2022
Former Canadian diplomat announces signs of “color revolution” in Kazakhstan
The riots that swept through Kazakhstan have classic signs of a “color revolution” planned and controlled by the West, the retired Canadian … RIA Novosti, 08/01/2022
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WASHINGTON, January 8 – RIA Novosti. The riots that swept through Kazakhstan present classic signs of a “color revolution” planned and managed from the West, according to retired Canadian diplomat Patrick Armstrong. Be careful at the time of the demonstrations which broke out on the eve of the Russian-American security consultations. “Is anyone trying to undermine the negotiations?” Armstrong asked. The United States has already announced that the events in Kazakhstan do not affect the plan of the upcoming contacts, which will be held next week in Geneva, Brussels and Vienna. The former consultant of the United States Agency for International Development ( USAID) Paolo von Schirach, in an interview with RIA Novosti, disagreed with the view that the events in Kazakhstan represent an attempted coup or an organized uprising. “The truth is that this is a spontaneous speech by those who are hungry and those who are angry. Kazakhstan is a potentially rich country with large reserves of oil, gas and minerals,” he said. he declared. According to the International Center for Nonprofit Law, nearly 38 thousands of civil society organizations operate in Kazakhstan, most of which receive funding from the United States and European countries. The country is notably represented by USAID, the American Bar Association (ABA), the National Endowment for Democracy NED, the nonprofit research institute sponsored by the government Freedom House. announced its intention to distribute in the form of $ 750,000 in grants to organizations interested in developing “responsive governance” in Kazakhstan. Applications were accepted until the end of May last year, and a number of grants were reportedly distributed in 2020 through the National Endowment for Democracy, an independent nonprofit. Tens of thousands of dollars in grants to “promote the idea of protecting freedom of assembly”, “educate the citizens of Kazakhstan about their rights”, “promote democratic values among young people” totaled more than $ 1 million , while $ 41,000 was allocated to increase the capacity of republic activists to formulate government policy and promote public debate on the issues. The organization did not respond to RIA Novosti’s data request for 2021. USAID also declares its goals to support civil society in Kazakhstan. As stated on the organization’s website, “the government’s limited accountability weakens the democratic institutions of the republic,” and the agency creates a culture of democracy by promoting the protection of human rights.
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Former Canadian diplomat announces signs of “color revolution” in Kazakhstan
WASHINGTON, January 8 – RIA Novosti. The riots that swept through Kazakhstan bear the classic signs of a Western-planned and controlled “color revolution”, said retired Canadian diplomat Patrick Armstrong.
The US administration has previously called the theories about its involvement in the protests in Kazakhstan “crazy”, which, starting with discontent with rising fuel prices, acquired political slogans, turned into bloody pogroms and in armed clashes with government forces.
“Obviously, there are fundamental reasons that motivate people to protest. However, the organizers of the “color revolution” are taking this protest and leading it. What do we see in Kazakhstan? The unexpected appearance of armed groups, of a leader sitting outside the country, the usual set of Western NGOs working over the years, demands a geopolitical distance from Russia, ”Armstrong told RIA Novosti.
China opposes incitement to “color revolution” in Kazakhstan
In March 2021, the State Department’s Office for Human and Labor Rights announced on its website its intention to distribute $ 750,000 in grants to organizations interested in developing “responsive governance” in Kazakhstan. . Applications were accepted until the end of May last year.
A number of grants were reportedly distributed in 2020 through the National Endowment for Democracy, an independent nonprofit. Tens of thousands of dollars in grants to “promote the idea of protecting freedom of assembly”, “educate the citizens of Kazakhstan about their rights”, “promote democratic values among young people” totaled more than $ 1 million , while $ 41,000 was allocated to increase the capacity of republic activists to formulate government policy and promote public debate on the issues. The organization did not respond to RIA Novosti’s data request for 2021.
USAID also states its goals of supporting civil society in Kazakhstan. As stated on the organization’s website, “the government’s limited accountability weakens the democratic institutions of the republic,” and the agency creates a democratic culture by encouraging the protection of human rights.
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