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Facing legal problems and an enforced break in producing De Facto, Orozbekova is determined to carry on.
Kyrgyz Libel Case Raises Protests IWPR 2008
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On June 4, a court in Bishkek fined De Facto and another paper Alibi damages of one million soms each, in a lawsuit brought by Asylbek Saliev.
Kyrgyz Libel Case Raises Protests IWPR 2008
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Interbilim said the libel prosecution, coupled with the earlier lawsuit brought against De Facto and another paper, Alibi, and recent legal amendments which effectively stymied plans for broadcasting reform, all added up to a concerted attack on freedom of information.
Kyrgyz Libel Case Raises Protests IWPR 2008
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The independent research undertaken for SAITEX by De Facto will be released later this week.
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A string of newspapers have been forced to shut down over the past couple of years, beginning with the popular De Facto, whose editor Cholpon Orozobekova sought political asylum abroad after its closure in spring 2008.
Hurriyet Dailynews BISHKEK 2010
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"The Latvian television news program De Facto said Sunday night that 120 gigabytes of data consisting of 7.4 million individual documents had been leaked from VID's database as a result of a data 'hole' in an electronic tax declaration system,"
Views 2010
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The Latvian television news programme De Facto said Sunday night that 120 gigabytes of data consisting of 7.4 million individual documents had been leaked from VID's database as a result of a data "hole" in an electronic tax declaration system.
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The incident represented the biggest data breach in Latvia's history and included information on businesses, individuals and public figures, De Facto claimed, and said it could vouch for the accuracy of the leaked data, which it said included the programme makers 'tax codes and rates of pay.
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De Facto has only existed for one year, but it has already become the country’s most popular Kyrgyz-language newspaper, with a weekly circulation of 25,000.
Kyrgyz Libel Case Raises Protests IWPR 2008
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“Recently, we lost a court case brought by President [Kurmanbek] Bakiev’s nephew for one million soms [27,000 US dollars], and now we have this police search and the criminal case which have left De Facto with no computers,” she said.
Kyrgyz Libel Case Raises Protests IWPR 2008
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