Deputies in Kazakhstan approve draft law to restrict entry for pedophiles and terrorists

The draft law proposes a ban on entry into Kazakhstan for foreigners engaged in extremist or terrorist activities.

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Kazakhstan's Mazhilis deputies have given their approval in the second reading to a draft law that proposes to ban pedophiles and terrorists from entering Kazakhstan, Nur.kz reports.

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Presented by Deputy Magerram Maharramov, the draft law aims to address key issues concerning migration control and ensure the integrity of Kazakhstan's legal framework. Maharramov outlined the main provisions of the bill, emphasizing its critical importance in strengthening the country's security measures.

Key Provisions of the Draft Law

The proposed draft law encompasses several crucial provisions aimed at bolstering state control over migration and enhancing security measures:

  1. State Control Over Migration Legislation: The draft law aims to establish a clear procedure for state oversight to ensure compliance with migration legislation. This measure is essential for effective monitoring and regulation of population movement within the country.

  2. Restriction on Entry for Convicted Pedophiles: Foreigners convicted of crimes against the sexual integrity of minors will face restrictions on entering Kazakhstan and acquiring citizenship. This provision underscores the government's commitment to safeguarding the rights and well-being of children.

  3. Ban on Entry for Individuals Involved in Extremist Activities: The draft law proposes a ban on entry into Kazakhstan for foreigners engaged in extremist or terrorist activities. This stringent measure is crucial for preventing the infiltration of individuals posing a threat to national security.

  4. Addressing Document Validity in Emergency Situations: The draft law seeks to address the issue of using expired documents in emergency situations. By resolving this issue, authorities can ensure the smooth implementation of necessary measures during times of crisis.

Enhancing Legislation and Migration Control

Deputy Magerram Maharramov emphasized that the proposed amendments aim to bridge existing gaps in legislation, leading to more robust migration control and improved population documentation procedures. The implementation of these innovations is expected to fortify Kazakhstan's legal framework, safeguarding the country against external threats and ensuring the safety and security of its citizens.

 

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