Article 6. Main threats to national security of the Law on National Security of the Republic of Kazakhstan

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1. The main threats to national security are:

1) a decrease in the level of legality and law and order, including an increase in crime, including its organized forms, the merging of state bodies with criminal structures, terrorist or extremist organizations, the patronage of officials to illicit capital trafficking, corruption, illicit trafficking in weapons and narcotic drugs, contributing to a decrease in the degree of protection of national interests;

2) deterioration of the demographic situation and public health, including a sharp decrease in the birth rate and an increase in mortality;

3) uncontrolled migration processes;

4) decrease in the level and quality of healthcare, education and intellectual potential of the country;

5) loss of cultural and spiritual heritage of the people of the Republic of Kazakhstan;

6) aggravation of the social and political situation, expressed in interethnic and interfaith conflicts, mass riots;

7) activities aimed at forcibly changing the constitutional order, including actions encroaching on the unitarity of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the integrity, inviolability, inviolability of its territory, and the safety of protected persons;

8) terrorism, extremism and separatism in all their forms and manifestations;

9) intelligence and subversive activities of special services of foreign states, other foreign organizations and individuals aimed at harming national security;

10) disorganization of the activities of government agencies, disruption of their smooth functioning, and a decrease in the degree of manageability in the country;

11) damage to the economic security of the state, including the use of strategic resources contrary to the interests of the country, hindering innovative development and the growth of investment activity, uncontrolled export of capital and goods outside the country, the growth of the shadow economy;

12) reducing the stability of the financial system;

13) reduction of production, reduction of quality, competitiveness, export, transit potential and availability of products and goods, reduction of supplies from other countries of products and goods not produced in the Republic of Kazakhstan;

14) reduction of the country's defense capability, threat to the inviolability of the State Border of the Republic of Kazakhstan and the use of force against the Republic of Kazakhstan, aggression against it;

15) creation of paramilitary formations not provided for by the legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan;

16) reducing the level of security of the country's information space, as well as national information resources from unauthorized access;

17) information impact on public and individual consciousness associated with the deliberate distortion and dissemination of false information to the detriment of national security;

18) a sharp deterioration in the environmental situation, including the quality of drinking water, natural disasters and other emergencies of a natural and man-made nature, epidemics and epizootics;

19) harming national interests at the international level, political image and economic rating of Kazakhstan;

20) the use of money and (or) other property received (received) from foreign states, international and foreign organizations, foreigners, stateless persons, to organize and hold meetings, rallies, marches, pickets and demonstrations, as well as calls to participate in them if their purpose is to incite racial, national, social, religious intolerance, class exclusivity, violent overthrow of the constitutional order, encroachment the territorial integrity of the Republic, as well as the violation of other provisions of the Constitution, laws and other regulatory legal acts of the Republic of Kazakhstan, or their implementation threatens public order and the safety of citizens.

21) high level of biological risks and occurrence of biological threats.

2. Threats to national security may be supplemented and detailed by the legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan, documents of the State Planning System of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

The Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated January 6, 2012 No. 527-IV.

This Law regulates legal relations in the field of national security of the Republic of Kazakhstan and defines the content and principles of ensuring the security of man and citizen, society and the state, the system, goals and directions of ensuring national security of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

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