Adilet Party: The Principle of “Law and Order” Is Mandatory for Everyone

Adilet Party Chairman Aibek Dadebay stated this in Shymkent during the presentation of the “Law and Order” block of the party’s election program, “For a Just Future.”

According to him, recently there have once again been attempts in the public sphere to impose views on society that are alien to Kazakhstan’s culture and traditions.

“In this regard, I would like to express the position of the Adilet Party: Kazakhstan is a secular state. We have adopted a new Constitution. From now on, both the state and society must protect and respect it. The principle of ‘Law and Order’ is clearly enshrined in our new Constitution.

No religious doctrine can stand above the Constitution and the laws of our country. We will not allow archaic and radical interpretations to be imposed on society if they lead to discrimination, social division, and the poisoning of young people’s minds.

The state must consistently protect traditional family values, the dignity of women, and freedom of culture. This applies equally to real life and to posts on the internet.

No one has the right to violate the requirements of the new Constitution. Any actions aimed at violating constitutional norms and public order must immediately receive an appropriate legal assessment. The principle of ‘Law and Order’ must be observed by everyone, without exception, and strictly,” said Aibek Dadebay.

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