KAZAKHSTAN TIGHTENS ELECTORAL LEGISLATION
By empty (4/8/2005 issue of the CACI Analyst)
The Kazakh parliament passed constitutional amendments in the second reading on Friday to toughen the country\'s electoral legislation. The bill will now be submitted to the president for signing. The amendments ban candidates or political parties running in the elections from organizing any rallies, marches or demonstration during the period between the end of the canvassing campaign and the official publication of the election results.Visit also
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