Demonstrations in Kazakhstan: From Energy Price Hike to Political Crisis

Posted: 13 January 2022| Region: Europe, Caucasus, and Central Asia | Category: Analysis

During the first week of 2022, more than 80 demonstration events took place across Kazakhstan — the largest number since the beginning of ACLED coverage in 2018. ACLED Research Analyst Josh Satre and ACLED Central Asia Researcher Ryskeldi Satke break down the latest data on the surge in protest activity.

Josh Satre

Josh Satre is a Research Analyst at ACLED and has been with the organization since August 2020. He supports the organization by providing quantitative analysis and producing data visualizations for ACLED. Josh holds an MA in Global Finance, Trade and Economic Integration with a concentration in quantitative methods from the Josef Korbel School at the University of Denver and a BA in Political Science from Swarthmore College. Josh has over six years of experience working with different non-profit organizations.

Ryskeldi Satke

Ryskeldi Satke is an ACLED Central Asia Researcher and a writer based in Bishkek, Kyrgyz Republic.

Categories: Analysis, Featured, Infographics archive13 January 2022

Regions: Europe, Caucasus, and Central Asia

Tags: Kazakhstan

Demonstrations in Kazakhstan: From Energy Price Hike to Political Crisis

Josh Satre

Ryskeldi Satke

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