Article 7. The Republic of Kazakhstan has its own citizenship. All Kazakhs who have been forced to leave the territory of the Republic and reside in other States have the right to have the citizenship of the Republic of Kazakhstan along with the citizenship of other states, if this does not contradict the laws of the States of which they are citizens. On the State Independence of the Republic of Kazakhstan

     The Republic of Kazakhstan regulates migration processes.

     The Republic of Kazakhstan creates conditions for the return to its territory of persons who were forced to leave the territory of the Republic during the period of mass repression, forced collectivization, as a result of other inhumane political actions, and their descendants, as well as for Kazakhs living in the former Soviet republics.

The Constitutional Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated December 16, 1991.

 The Supreme Council of the Republic of Kazakhstan, expressing the will of the people of Kazakhstan, recognizing the priority of individual rights and freedoms enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and other universally recognized norms of international law, reaffirming the right of the Kazakh nation to self-determination, based on the determination to create a civil society and a rule-of-law state, pursuing a peaceful foreign policy, declaring its commitment to the principle of non-proliferation of nuclear weapons and the disarmament process, solemnly proclaims the state independence of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

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