Kazakhstan to limit use of non-lethal weapons

    By Olga Pavlovskaya     In Kazakhstan, a country where more than half of the residents believe in the right to self-defence, non-lethal weapons are viewed as a viable means of personal protection.     Small-business owner Kanat Beytenov, 29, of Almaty, for example, owns a Streamer 1014 non-lethal pistol because "I was attacked once, and...