A result of protests in Central Asia and the Caucasus, including the protests in Kyrgyzstan, is political instability and changes in government. These protests often lead to the overthrow of leaders, resignation of government officials, or the formation of new governments. In the case of Kyrgyzstan, protests have resulted in the ousting of multiple presidents and the establishment of new leadership. Additionally, protests can also lead to reforms, demands for increased democracy, and changes in policies and governance structures.
