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In today’s society, knowledge of the Constitution is an essential component of citizens’ legal culture. The Basic Law not only guarantees fundamental human rights and freedoms but also establishes the core principles governing the development of the State, society, and the system of public administration. To enhance constitutional awareness and promote a better understanding of the Constitution, the Constitutional Court continues its public outreach and educational activities among various segments of society.
As part of these efforts, Yerkin Ongarbayev, Judge of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Kazakhstan, delivered a lecture to the faculty members and cadets of the B. Beisenov Karaganda Academy of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
During his presentation, Judge Ongarbayev outlined the key provisions of the Constitution and the principal innovations introduced through the constitutional reform. He emphasized their significance for strengthening public trust between the State and society, advancing the rule of law, and enhancing constitutional guarantees for the protection of human rights and freedoms.
Asset Balgyntayev, Deputy Head of a Division of the Office of the Constitutional Court, familiarized the participants with the procedure for applying to the Constitutional Court and provided an overview of the Court’s role and activities as the country’s body of constitutional review.
The meeting continued in the format of an open dialogue, during which participants discussed issues related to strengthening constitutional legality, improving mechanisms for the protection of human rights, and the role of the Constitutional Court within Kazakhstan’s national legal system. Participants also had the opportunity to receive answers to their questions.
In addition, Yerkin Ongarbayev and Asset Balgyntayev met with youth leaders of the Karaganda Region. The discussion focused on the significance of the constitutional reform for the country’s future development, the role of young people in promoting constitutional values, enhancing legal awareness, and reinforcing the principles of the rule of law.