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Effectiveness of human protection from domestic violence under the administrative legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan

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  • Indira Saktaganova
  • Svetlana Surkova
  • Baurzhan Smatlayev
  • Alpysbai Zhussupov
  • Kanat Abdilov

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At present, domestic violence is an epidemic not only in Kazakhstan, but throughout the world. Crimes in this area, according to the research of many concerned organi- sations, do not stop decreasing. During the global pandemic, cases of family conflicts have become more frequent, which become public through social networks due to the low level of legislative protection of victims from family rapists. The purpose of this study is to develop the most effective measures to protect victims of domestic violence. This study extensively used general and special scientific methods, as well as theoretical and empirical methods. The leading approach to the investigation of the problem under study involved the method of analysing the situation and the ap- plicable legislation. One of the reasons for domestic violence in Kazakhstan is the weak legislative system in the field of protection and prevention of domestic vio- lence, regulated by administrative legislation, as well as the low responsibility of law enforcement agencies in the performance of their official duties. The consequences of domestic violence reveal the overall picture of the decomposition of the ?social unit?, which contributes to a negative attitude towards the institution of marriage and the normal relationship of relatives. As a result of the author?s research, this study examines the content of domestic violence from the standpoint of crime and miscon- duct based on the legislation of Kazakhstan. The subjective composition of domestic relations is considered not only from the standpoint of legal marriage, but also co- habitation-wise. The study investigates the world statistics and practice on the effec- tiveness of combating domestic violence not only in Kazakhstan, but also in the world. The research-to-practice significance of this paper lies in the proposals to improve the situation with domestic aggressors and the development of measures for more effective protection of a person from domestic violence.

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  • Indira Saktaganova & Svetlana Surkova & Baurzhan Smatlayev & Alpysbai Zhussupov & Kanat Abdilov, 2023. "Effectiveness of human protection from domestic violence under the administrative legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan," RIVISTA DI STUDI SULLA SOSTENIBILITA', FrancoAngeli Editore, vol. 0(1 suppl.), pages 279-294.
    • Handle: RePEc:fan:rissri:v:html10.3280/riss2023-001-s1018
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