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Rada approves amendments to Land Code 1 min read The Verkhovna Rada has approved amendments to the Land Code and other laws to improve the management and deregulation system in the field of land relations. Some 284 MPs backed at the final reading bill No. 2194. As reported, the parliament began the second reading of bill No. 2194 on amendments to the Land Code and other laws to improve the management and deregulation system in the field of land relations on March 16. The bill received 3,128 proposals and amendments, mainly from MPs from the Opposition Platform - For Life and Batkivsch...

by Khaji-Murad ISAKOV, Director of the Supreme school of Judges  of Republic of Uzbekistan, PhD in Law The problem of protecting fundamental human rights and freedoms is one of the universal ones – these are values, which are subject to priority protection in all spheres of public and state life. In general scale of humanitarian values, human rights occupy a central place in the same level as a value of a person himself. In any democratic system, the rights and freedoms of citizens, as well as their legal duties, constitute the most important social, political and legal institution, which...

22 Apr in 2:32 Eurasianet Kazakhstan is on the cusp of imposing a permanent ban on the sale and lease of agricultural land to foreigners. It is a rare victory for grassroots campaigning, but may be a blow for a sector in sore need of outside investment and expertise. With the lower house of parliament having backed a ban earlier this month, it is left only to the Senate and the president to add their approval. And that is a formality, Bakyt Adilkhanuly, a horse-breeder in Almaty region’s Kegen district, is elated and says that the authorities “have finally listened to the people.” �...

Advertisement When the local government of Almaty, the largest city in Kazakhstan, authorized a march organized by several feminist collectives, observers rubbed their eyes, surprised: It was the first time in the history of the country. The organizers then planned a 5-kilometer march along Shevchenko Street, one of the main streets of the “golden quarter,” the historic center of the city.  On March 8, International Women’s Day, the city woke up, like every year, to bustling crowds of men carrying freshly-bought flower bouquets to bring back to their loved ones and smiling women stroll...