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This Law defines the organizational, economic and legal basis for providing social support measures to veterans and other persons covered by this Law.
Article 1. Legislative power of the Republic of Kazakhstan
1. The legislation Of the Republic of Kazakhstan on veterans is based on the Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan and consists of this Law and other regulatory legal acts of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
2. If an international Treaty ratified by the Republic of Kazakhstan establishes rules other than those contained in this Law, the rules of the international Treaty shall apply.
Article 2. Scope of this Law
This Law applies to citizens of the Republic of Kazakhstan, foreigners and stateless persons permanently residing in the Republic of Kazakhstan, recognized as veterans or related to other persons covered by this Law.
Article 3. Veterans and other persons covered by this Law
1. Veterans in the Commonwealth with the current Law are recognized as:
1) veterans of the great Patriotic war;
2) veterans of military operations on the territory of other States;
3) veterans equated to veterans of the great Patriotic war on benefits;
4) veterans of labor.
2. Other persons covered by this Law are defined by article 8 of this Law.
Article 4. Veterans of the great Patriotic war
Veterans of the great Patriotic war include:
1) participants of the great Patriotic war, as well as military personnel who served in military units, headquarters and institutions that were part of the active army and Navy during the great Patriotic war, as well as during other combat operations to protect the former Soviet Union (hereinafter-the Union SSR), partisans and underground workers of the great Patriotic war;
2) invalids of the great Patriotic war, as well as military personnel of the active army and Navy, partisans and underground workers of the great Patriotic war, as well as workers and employees who became disabled as a result of wounds, contusions, injuries or diseases received during the great Patriotic war at the front, in the area of military operations, on the frontline sections of Railways, structures of defensive lines, Naval bases and airfields.
Article 5. Veterans of military operations on the territory of other States
Veterans of military operations on the territory of other States:
1) military personnel of the Soviet Army, Navy, state security Committee, persons in command and rank of the Ministry of internal Affairs of the former USSR (including military specialists and advisers) who, in accordance with the decisions of government bodies of the former USSR, took part in combat operations on the territory of other States.;
2) military personnel called up for training camps and sent to Afghanistan during the period of combat operations;
3) military personnel of automobile battalions who were sent to Afghanistan to deliver goods to this country during the period of fighting;
4) military aircrew who performed combat missions on the territory of the former Soviet Union;
5) workers and employees who served the Soviet military contingent in Afghanistan, who were injured, concussed or maimed by awarded orders and medals of the former Soviet Union for participation in providing combat operations;
6) the military personnel of the Republic of Kazakhstan, carrying out tasks that are consistent with international treaties and agreements on strengthening of protection of borders of Commonwealth of Independent States on the Tajik-Afghan area;
7) military personnel of the Republic of Kazakhstan, participated as peacekeepers in the international peacekeeping operation in Iraq;
8) the military, and those officers and enlisted personnel of internal Affairs bodies and state security of the former Soviet Union, participated in the settlement of the ethnic conflict in Nagorno-Karabakh.
Article 6. Veterans equated on benefits to veterans of the great Patriotic war
Veterans who are equal in benefits to veterans of the great Patriotic war are recognized as:
1) persons equated on benefits to participants of the great Patriotic war, as well as:
soldiers and those officers and enlisted personnel of internal Affairs bodies and state security of the former Soviet Union, held in the period of the great Patriotic war service in cities, participation in which defense is counted until January 1, 1998 years of service for a pension on preferential terms established for servicemen of units of the army;
individuals of the Soviet Army, Navy, troops and internal Affairs and state security bodies of the former USSR who held regular positions in military units, headquarters, institutions that were part of the active army during the great Patriotic war, or were subordinate to units in cities that took part in the defense were counted until January 1, 1998 in the length of service for the appointment of pensions on preferential terms established for military units of the active army;
persons who during the great Patriotic war were part of units, staffs and institutions that were part of the active army and Navy, as sons (pupils) of regiments and Jung;
persons who took part in the fighting against Nazi Germany and its allies during the Second world war on the territory of foreign countries as part of partisan detachments, underground groups and other anti-fascist formations;
employees of special formations of the National Commissariat of Railways, people's Commissariat of communications, the floating part of fishing and transport vessels and flying personnel aviation personnel, people's Commissariat of the fishing industry of the former USSR, sea and river fleet, flight-lifting part of the nsra, who in the period of the great Patriotic war was transferred to the position of the military and performed the task in the interests of the army and Navy within rear borders of operating fronts, operational zones of the fleets and members of crews of vessels of transport fleet, interned at the beginning of the great Patriotic war in the ports of other States;
citizens who worked during the siege in the city of Leningrad at enterprises, institutions and organizations of the city and were awarded the medal "for the defense of Leningrad" or the sign " to a Resident of the besieged Leningrad";
minor prisoners of concentration camps, ghettos and other places of forced detention created by the Nazis and their allies during world war II;
persons who took part in the liquidation of the consequences of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant disaster in 1986-1987, other radiation disasters and accidents at civilian or military facilities, as well as those who participated directly in nuclear tests;
2) persons equated on benefits to the disabled of the great Patriotic war, as well as:
military personnel who became disabled in the armed forces of the USSR, who were injured, concussed, or maimed while defending the former USSR, performing other duties of military service in Afghanistan or other States related to being at the front, as well as during military service in Afghanistan or other States;
persons in command and rank of the state security bodies of the former USSR and internal Affairs bodies who became disabled due to injuries, contusions, injuries received in the course of official duties, or due to illness associated with being at the front or performing official duties in the States in which they fought;
workers and employees of the corresponding categories who served the active military contingent in other countries and became disabled during the course of hostilities;
persons from the number of fighters and command staff of fighter battalions, platoons and population protection units operating in the period from January 1, 1944 to December 31, 1951 on the territory of the Ukrainian SSR, Byelorussian SSR, Lithuanian SSR, Latvian SSR, Estonian SSR, who became disabled from wounds, contusions or injuries received in the performance of official duties in these battalions, platoons, detachments;
persons who became disabled as a result of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant disaster and other radiation accidents and accidents at civil or military facilities, nuclear tests, and their children whose disability is genetically related to radiation exposure of one of the parents.
Article 7. Labor veteran
Veterans of labor include:
1) Heroes of Socialist Labor, holders of orders of Glory of three degrees, Labor Glory of three degrees;
2) persons awarded the title " Kazakhstan Enbek ERI";
3) persons awarded orders and medals of the former Soviet Union for selfless work and impeccable military service in the rear during the great Patriotic war;
4) persons who served (served) for at least six months from June 22, 1941 to may 9, 1945 and were not awarded orders and medals of the former USSR for selfless work and impeccable military service in the rear during the great Patriotic war.
Article 8. Other persons covered by this Law
Other persons covered by this Law include:
1) families of fallen servicemen, as well as: