Kyrgyz political landscape ahead of elections
At a Glance
18-11-2021
Kyrgyzstan is the most democratic but also the least stable of the former Soviet Central Asian republics. The most recent upheaval resulted in the cancellation of the October 2020 parliamentary elections. New elections scheduled for November 2021 are likely to consolidate the position of Sadyr Japarov, the country's new president. A controversial new constitution raises concerns over the future of Kyrgyz democracy.
At a Glance
About this document
Publication type
Author
Policy area
Keyword
- Asia and Oceania
- constitution
- democracy
- electoral fraud
- electoral procedure and voting
- GEOGRAPHY
- Kyrgyzstan
- LAW
- national parliament
- parliament
- parliamentary election
- political framework
- political geography
- POLITICS
- presidential election
- right to demonstrate
- rights and freedoms
- rule of law
- sources and branches of the law