Kazakh police forcibly seized a teenage girl in the capital of Kazakhstan, Nur-Sultan, on Saturday when she was just “going to the store” with her mother and two younger sisters. It appeared that riot police officers believed the girl was participating in an unsanctioned rally and dragged her to a police van, despite her mother’s pleas.
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