Gadoev on the “coup d'etat”: “Rahmon knows that his son will not be able to rule the country, and efforts are aimed at destroying dissent”

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Gadoev on the “coup d'etat”: “Rahmon knows that his son will not be able to rule the country, and efforts are aimed at destroying dissent”

Tajikistan handed down severe sentences to the defendants in the “coup d'etat” case: up to 27 years in prison. Sharofiddin Gadoev, head of the “Reforms and Development of Tajikistan” movement, comments on the verdict and why this criminal case was opened: he links it to the transfer of power by Emomali Rahmon to his son Rustam Emomali