New Issue of the Bulletin of the Eurasian Association of Constitutional Review Bodies Published

The official website of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Kazakhstan features the newly published issue of the international journal Constitutional Justice, 2026.1 (93).

The latest issue contains up-to-date materials on the activities and legal positions of the constitutional review bodies of Azerbaijan, Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Mongolia, Russia, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan. The section “Decisions (Acts) of Constitutional Review Bodies” presents decisions and summaries concerning the protection of human rights and freedoms, labour and electoral legislation, criminal and civil proceedings, tax regulation, and other topical issues of constitutional law.

A significant part of the issue is devoted to the development of constitutionalism and the new Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan. The Bulletin features articles by the presidents of constitutional courts addressing current issues of constitutional development and the activities of constitutional review bodies.

A separate section focuses on the practice of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Kazakhstan. It includes summaries of a number of the Court’s normative resolutions, materials on recent developments in the constitutional regulation of the Court’s activities, and the legislative implementation of its normative resolutions. The issue also features articles by analysts of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Kazakhstan addressing current issues of constitutional law and the practice of constitutional review.

The academic and analytical section examines the development of constitutionalism, contemporary approaches to constitutional review, cooperation among constitutional justice bodies, and the implementation of their decisions. The issue also includes Amicus Curiae (“Friend of the Court”) materials, as well as information on international events, academic and practical conferences, and professional cooperation among constitutional review bodies.

The Bulletin is of interest to judges and staff of constitutional review bodies, members of the judiciary and the legal profession, the academic and expert community, as well as faculty members and students of law schools. The publication provides an opportunity to explore current constitutional justice practices across the Eurasian region and to compare different approaches to addressing constitutional and legal issues.

The electronic version of the issue is available on the official website of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Kazakhstan at the following link: https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/ksrk/documents/details/1064120