Lack of protection and increased vulnerability. Refusal to grant asylum to citizens of the CIS countries and China. Abduction, deportation and extradition. Asylum seekers and refugees from Uzbekistan - a group at risk. Migration Policy in Kazakhstan.
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Table of content Overview 1. Lack of protection and increased vulnerability 2. Refusal to grant asylum to citizens of the CIS countries and China and the role of UNHCR 3. Abduction, deportation, extradition and intimidation 4. Asylum seekers and refugees from Uzbekistan - a group at particular risk 5. Migration Policy in Kazakhstan Conclusion References Overview Currently there are more than 40 million people, which are forced to leave their homes: from armed conflict, natural disasters, fleeing ethnic persecution and famine. All of them are de facto refugees with their problems, their plans and hopes for us. It would be wrong to talk about the refugees in the world, without mentioning the refugees who are in the territory of the Central Asian republics, including Kazakhstan. Most asylum seekers in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan come from neighbouring countries, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan, Russia (mostly Chechens) and China (Uighurs). Asylum requests and a small number of persons of African and Asian countries (Iran, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, North Korea, etc.).