Tokayev Prioritizes Legal Literacy, Crime Prevention, and Public Trust at Interior Ministry Meeting
Kazakh President Emphasizes Importance of Crime Prevention and Law Enforcement
President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev recently met with the Ministry of Internal Affairs to address the critical role of law enforcement in maintaining order and preventing crime in Kazakhstan. The President stressed the importance of strict compliance with the law and the need to punish those who break it. He also highlighted the negative consequences of low legal literacy and the impact it has on the country’s development and image.
In his address, President Tokayev emphasized the need for law enforcement agencies to focus on crime prevention, particularly in working with individuals prone to criminal behavior. He called for a comprehensive update of the crime prevention system, including the development of a unified law in the field of crime prevention. The President also underscored the urgency of combating domestic violence and the importance of preventive work in addition to swift response and fair punishment.
Furthermore, Tokayev expressed his support for tougher penalties for crimes and the need to update the protection system for minors. He also called for the establishment of effective feedback channels between law enforcement and the public, emphasizing the importance of building trust and credibility with the community.
The meeting also addressed the fight against drug trafficking, cybercrime, and internet fraud, highlighting the comprehensive approach being taken to address various aspects of crime in Kazakhstan. The President’s remarks underscore the government’s commitment to upholding the rule of law and ensuring the safety and security of its citizens.
