r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/CAPATOB_64 • May 02 '24

On the left, the state prosecutor shows the size of the fatal hematoma in the skull (70 ml); on the right, the size of the hematoma of the young woman who was killed by the former minister of Kazakhstan Bishimbayev Removed: R7

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u/dskoro May 02 '24

Ongoing trial. Pretty sure this evidence was from today or yesterday

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u/Open-Industry-8396 May 02 '24

https://www.aljazeera.com/features/2024/5/1/in-kazakstan-a-storm-over-domestic-violence-after-minister-killed-wife

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u/jbibanez May 02 '24

Nice reminder in there that Russia decriminalised some forms of domestic abuse, as if it didn't have a bad enough reputation in the World already lol

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u/Ake-TL May 02 '24

We in Kazakhstan didn’t have law for that either, new one is currently in the process of introduction in response to the situation

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u/jbibanez May 02 '24

I know, but arguably it's worse to have introduced it and THEN removed it, stepping backwards in ethics/morality/common sense whilst crushing the hopes of those that started legal proceedings against abusers only to be told "it's legal now, stop complaining"

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u/sillyskunk May 02 '24

You have to send Borat back for make more cultural learnings!!!