Judge of the Constitutional Court delivered a lecture at ENU

Judge of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Kazakhstan Yerkin Ongarbayev gave a lecture at the Center for Inclusive Education of L.N. Gumilev Eurasian National University.

During the guest lecture he spoke in detail about the key aspects of the updated version of the Constitution, which was approved by referendum in 2022. Among the main amendments are strengthening of citizens' rights and introduction of mechanisms for their protection, expansion of the powers of the Constitutional Court and strengthening of democratic principles. In his speech, the judge gave specific examples of citizens' appeals that found a fair solution through the Constitutional Court, which was a new step in strengthening the legal system of Kazakhstan.

One of the significant changes was the re-establishment of the Constitutional Court in 2023, which now gives the citizens of Kazakhstan the opportunity to directly address appeals on the constitutionality of normative acts.

Yerkin Ongarbayev paid special attention to work with people with disabilities. At the end of the event he handed over to the library of the University the Constitution written in Braille, emphasizing the importance of inclusive education and accessibility of legal knowledge for all segments of the population.

 

 
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