Kyrgyzstan

Report and Analysis

Report

Private Interests: Monitoring Central Asia

“Private Interests: Monitoring Central Asia” is a 96-page report detailing its findings from an extensive investigation into electronic surveillance technologies in Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan. The report brings together the findings of PI's team of investigative

News

20th November 2014

Privacy International releases “Private Interests: Monitoring Central Asia”

25th February 2009

PI advises Kyrgyzstan on internet privacy and surveillance

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109 schools install facial recognition in Kyrgyzstan capital

109 schools in Bishkek - the capital of Kyrgyzstan - have installed 218 facial recognition cameras, 144 of which are linked to the police department. The police said that the cameras would help to improve student's behaviour and security. Link to article (in Russian) Author: Adiet Asanov Publication

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