Round table dedicated to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the Independence Day of the Republic of Kazakhstan
On December 4, 2024, a Round Table dedicated to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the Independence Day of the Republic of Kazakhstan for students and postgraduates was held at the Turan-Astana University, organized by the Higher School of Law and Humanities.
Opening the event, the moderator of the round table, Mirgul Maidanovna Narbinova, emphasized that the Republic of Kazakhstan consistently adheres to the spirit and principles of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, embodied in national legislation.
The following also delivered welcoming speeches and reports to the round table participants: Amurtaeva Dinara Talgatovna, PhD in Law, Associate Professor of the Department of Social and Legal Disciplines of the Academy of Law Enforcement Agencies under the Prosecutor General's Office of the Republic of Kazakhstan, 1st class lawyer, Temirzhanova Lyazzat Akhmetzhanovna, PhD in Law, Associate Professor of the Department of National and International Law, retired Justice Advisor (Lieutenant Colonel) of the Prosecutor's Office of the Republic of Kazakhstan, lawyer of the Astana Bar Association, Alembaev Kairat Oralkanovitch, PhD, Head of the Department of Law and International Relations of the Kazakh-American Free University, Muzhchil Saveliy Aleksandrovich, Senior Lecturer of the Department of Law and International Relations of the Kazakh-American Free University, Barsukova Rita Anatolyevna, PhD in Law, Professor, Head of the Department of Law and International Relations of the Kazakh-American Free University. Department of National and International Law, Donbaeva Ainur Beketovna, PhD, Associate Professor, Head of the Department of Social and Humanitarian Sciences of Language Disciplines.
The reports and speeches of the round table participants touched upon current issues of the implementation of human rights and freedoms, as well as the principles of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, embodied in national legislation, on the improvement of international and national mechanisms for the protection of human rights, etc.
The following students made presentations:
Mardanov Sardor, 4th year student, Tashkent State Law University, topic: "The Impact of AI on Human Rights".
Baranov Evgeniy, 1st year student, TAU, topic: “Declaration of Human Rights and its impact on the world”
Zhakueva Ulpan, 3rd year student, KAFU, topic: “Olim zhazasy-adildik ne, alde kukukykty buzu ma?”
Babicheva Darya, 2nd year student, TAU, topic: "Human Rights and the UN" (in Arabic)
Ilyasova Natalya, 4th year student, TAU, topic: "Artificial Intelligence in Civil Procedure in the Context of the Right to a Fair Trial"
Vinnik Ksenia, 2nd year student, KAFU, topic: "International Law in the Field of Human Rights"
Askar Arlen Bagdatuly, 4th year student, TAU, topic: "Resolving Border Conflicts Between States Through International Law" (in English)
Mitasheva Leila, 1st year student, TAU, topic: "The Role of Women in the Formation of the Modern Concept of Human Rights"
Lipen Elizaveta, 2nd year student, TAU, topic: "Children's Rights" (in Chinese)
Tlekova Togzhan, 4th year student, TAU, topic: "Human rights that have been adopted into the UN Charter"
Yesenzhanova Aigerim Erlanovna, 1st year student of TAU Topic: "Human rights that have been adopted into the UN Charter"
Bauen Sabina, 1st year student of TAU Topic: "Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples"
During the round table, an interested and constructive exchange of views took place on a wide range of issues related to the implementation of human rights and freedoms.
At the end of the round table, the participants noted the important role of such meetings in the development of education of the young generation of the country. All participants were awarded certificates.
