In Bishkek, organizers of youth parties were punished for pornographic materials
In the capital of Kyrgyzstan, an organization that held private youth parties was shut down. This became known from a statement by the Main Internal Affairs Directorate (GUVD).
Representatives of law enforcement noted that in order to protect the moral values of youth, they regularly conduct preventive and operational activities.
On January 6, the police received information about closed parties being held in Bishkek, the results of which were later published on social media and messengers.
These facts were recorded in the automated information system of the GUVD.
During the inspection, it was found that the events were closed and organized according to a pre-developed plan, with the locations changing as the rental of premises was done in advance.
Law enforcement detained five individuals: T.I. (born in 2002), I.A. (born in 1996), O.G. (born in 2001), R.D. (born in 1999), and J.A. (born in 2001). Administrative protocols were drawn up against them under Article 109 of the Code of Offenses of the Kyrgyz Republic, concerning the distribution of pornographic materials. Each of the detainees was fined 10,000 soms. The parties were discontinued.
The GUVD urged citizens to adhere to the norms of public morality and the laws of the Kyrgyz Republic, and emphasized the responsibility for the distribution of pornographic materials.
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