American Non-Profit · Delaware

DEFENDING
RIGHTS
AGAINST
STATE ABUSE

in Central Asia

CAJI protects individuals and businesses from asset seizure, judicial corruption, arbitrary detention, and corporate raiding. We hold abusive state actors accountable.

ASSET SEIZURE
JUDICIAL CORRUPTION
ARBITRARY DETENTION
CORPORATE RAIDING
RULE OF LAW
ASSET SEIZURE
JUDICIAL CORRUPTION
ARBITRARY DETENTION
CORPORATE RAIDING
RULE OF LAW
Justice

"Justice denied anywhere diminishes justice everywhere."

About CAJI

JUSTICE IS NOT A privilege.

Registration
Central Asia Justice Initiative Inc.
Non-profit · State of Delaware, USA

The Central Asia Justice Initiative Inc. (CAJI) is a Delaware-registered non-profit dedicated to defending individuals and businesses who face state-sponsored persecution across Central Asia.

We confront asset seizure, judicial corruption, arbitrary detention, and corporate raiding. We do not single out any one country — state abuse is a systemic problem across the region, and we address it wherever it occurs.

01
LEGAL ADVOCACY
Challenging unlawful state actions through courts and international arbitration.
02
PUBLIC PRESSURE
Documenting cases through media, reports, and international forums.
03
INTL. PRESSURE
Engaging policymakers and international institutions to hold abusers accountable.
04
INDEPENDENCE
No political affiliations. We follow facts, not borders or party interests.
Courts
Active Cases

WHERE WE ARE fighting

1 ACTIVE · MORE FORTHCOMING
Uzbekistan
Active · Since March 27, 2026
FREE Uktam Hasanov

CEO of Solfy's Uzbek subsidiary, detained March 27, 2026 — during active commercial negotiations between Solfy and the National Bank of Uzbekistan. International counsel Amsterdam & Partners LLP characterized the detention as "taking commercial hostages."

Uzbekistan Wrongful Detention Corporate Raiding Fintech · Solfy
Investor Alert
National Bank
of Uzbekistan

Selective criminal prosecution as a commercial weapon. CAJI has published a documented investor alert on the NBU's use of fabricated charges to pressure foreign investors.

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Our Team

Keith D. Silverstein
Board Member
Keith D. Silverstein

General counsel specializing in structured finance, commercial litigation, and securities law. Former AmLaw 200 associate in New York and Riyadh.

Hector I. Hernandez
Legal Counsel

39+ years in international law. Georgetown Law J.D. Former U.S. Department of State, Office of the Legal Adviser.

Washington DC
"We are here for those the system has failed."
Contact

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