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Kazakh court expels journalists from trial of nuclear plant activists
Journalists were expelled from a trial in Almaty where five civic activists are facing charges of attempting to organise mass unrest ahead of the nuclear plant referendum that took place in Kazakhstan last year, Radio Azattyq reported on August 25.
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