The trial of Kamchybek Tashiev, former head of Kyrgyzstan’s State Committee for National Security (GKNB), and other former officials continued in Bishkek’s Pervomaysky District Court on June 15th. The court has now permitted photo and video recording during the proceedings, allowing for greater media access to the case. The case, known as the “Letter 75” case, involves allegations against Tashiev and other ex-officials, though details of the charges remain limited in available reports. This decision to allow media coverage marks a shift in the trial’s transparency. The trial’s progression is being closely watched, given Tashiev’s prominent position in Kyrgyz politics. Further hearings are expected as the case unfolds, with the media now able to document the proceedings.