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Kazakhstan’s New Constitution Ushers in Citizen-Centered Era of Governance and Rights

By Aiman Nakispekova on 1 July 2026

ASTANA – Kazakhstan’s Constitutional Court hosted a scientific and practical conference on June 30 to mark the entry into force of the country’s new Constitution on July 1, bringing together government officials, legal scholars, judges, international experts and academics to discuss its role in shaping the country’s future development....

Kazakhstan’s New Constitution Ushers in Citizen-Centered Era of Governance and Rights

By Aiman Nakispekova on 1 July 2026

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