Article 3. Principles of charity of the Law On Charity

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1. Philanthropists, charities, and users participate in charity based on the principles of legality, equality, voluntariness, and transparency.

The principle of legality is to comply with the legal regime that establishes the actual operation of law, in which all persons strictly comply with the legal norms enshrined in the Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan, this Law and other regulatory legal acts of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

The principle of equality consists in observing the legal regime that ensures equal rights of philanthropists of charitable organizations and users before the law and the court, regardless of origin, social, official and property status, gender, race, nationality, language, attitude to religion, beliefs, place of residence or any other circumstances.

The principle of voluntariness is to comply with the legal regime that establishes the right of a benefactor or a charitable organization to provide charitable assistance to a user and the user's right to receive or not receive it without coercion from third parties.

The principle of glasnost is to comply with the legal regime that establishes the right of a benefactor, a charitable organization and a user to participate openly in charity, to freely cover the results of such participation in the media, as well as the obligation not to interfere with the disclosure of information on tax, financial and accounting statements related to charity.

2. The freedom to choose the tasks of charity provided for by this Law may be limited only by the laws of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

The Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated November 16, 2015 No. 402-V SAM.

This Law regulates public relations arising in the field of charity.

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