Kazakhstan Strengthens Judicial Protection of Human Rights, OSCE Conference Told

Kazakhstan has enhanced judicial mechanisms for protecting human rights, including direct access to the Constitutional Court and the establishment of independent cassation courts. A judge from the Astana City Court presented these reforms at an OSCE conference in Warsaw, highlighting how citizens can now challenge normative legal acts and seek redress through the courts.

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