THREE YEARS OF STRUGGLE: HOW KOSPAYEV'S OPS USED THE LAW AS A WEAPON AGAINST RAIDING VICTIMS

4 Февраля 2025

In the interview, ORDAKZ Olga Abdygapparova and lawyer Saule Kobzhanova talk about their three-year struggle against defamation, pressure, and threats that accompanied the case of the raider takeover of AV-Construction LLP.

They share facts about attempts at discreditation, persecution, and the challenges faced by victims of criminal schemes in defending their rights. This case highlights how organized criminal structures use not only forceful methods but also information pressure, legal manipulations, and administrative leverage to conceal their crimes. The story of the Abdygapparov family is a testament to resilience, and their lawyer stands as a symbol of resistance in a system where law often yields to influence.

COMMENT: INTERNATIONAL DETECTIVE AND LEGAL SERVICE EURASIA-POL

The case of Almas Abdygapparov and the trial of the Kospaev organized crime group have become a clear illustration of the deep entrenchment of criminal networks in the business environment and state structures of Kazakhstan. This case demonstrates the real mechanisms of corporate raids, methods of pressure, threats, and extortion used by criminal groups. Against the backdrop of high-profile statements about the fight against organized crime, this trial serves as a litmus test, revealing the level of judicial independence, the effectiveness of anti-corruption agencies, and the actual protection of businesses. The developments in this case allow everyone to form their own conclusions about the depth of the problem and the ongoing risks for entrepreneurs and civil society.

The video materials provide a detailed overview of not only the trial itself but also the systemic gaps that enable such groups to operate for years. Despite the sentences handed down, many questions remain regarding the impact on the victims and what concrete measures will be taken to prevent such crimes from happening again.

The international community will continue to monitor the situation, not only documenting the trial but also evaluating its long-term consequences. Cases like this reveal the extent to which state institutions are truly prepared to combat organized crime—or whether criminal structures continue to wield influence through administrative and corrupt means.

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