Grandmother Receives Bolot Temirov’s Son’s Birth Certificate
Birth certificate of Bolot Temirov’s son returned to grandmother
BISHKEK – A recent update from journalist Bolot Temirov reveals that his son’s birth certificate has been returned to his grandmother. The journalist shared this information on his Telegram channel.
Previously, Temirov had reported that during a search, the Ministry of Internal Affairs had taken his son’s birth certificate and then threatened his wife, Makhabat Tazhibek kyzy, with placing the boy in an orphanage.
On January 16, the office of Temirov Live was searched, and editorial equipment was confiscated. Subsequently, the police conducted searches at homes and detained 11 current and former employees of the media outlet.
The Interior Ministry released a statement stating that following a “forensic linguistic examination” of content on the social media pages of Temirov Live and Ait Ait Dese on December 30, criminal proceedings were initiated under article 278, part 3 of the Criminal Code for “calling for riots.”
Those detained, including Makhabat Tazhibek kyzy, Sapar Akunbekov, Azamat Ishenbekov, Saipidin Sultanaliev, Aktilek Kaparov, Tynystan Asypbekov, Maksat Tazhibek uulu, Zhoodar Buzumov, Zhumabek Turdaliev, Aike Beishekeeva, and Akyl Orozbekov, will be held at Bishkek’s pretrial detention center 1 until March 13. All of them are former or current employees of Temirov Live.
