The Geopolitics has published an article by Artur Lastayev, the Commissioner for Human Rights in Kazakhstan, outlining how Kazakhstan has been advancing a wide range of political and legal reforms.
It highlights constitutional reforms since 2022, the abolition of the death penalty, reduced torture complaints, stronger protections for women and children, and growing public trust in mechanisms like the Ombudsman.
"In a global environment where human rights norms are increasingly under strain, Kazakhstan’s reforms – whether in preventing torture, expanding protections for women and children, enhancing judicial oversight, or opening space for civil society – highlight a deliberate choice to move against the current.
https://thegeopolitics.com/choosing-progress-kazakhstans-human-rights-reforms-in-a-shifting-world/