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|contents=Freedom of association is protected in several places in the 1993 Constitution of Kazakhstan, but most directly in Chapter 4 Article 16 which states that “Citizens of the Republic shall have the right to form public associations on the basis of free expression of will and community of interests for the implementation of their rights and freedoms” (World Constitutions Illustrated). | |contents=Freedom of association is protected in several places in the 1993 Constitution of Kazakhstan, but most directly in Chapter 4 Article 16 which states that “Citizens of the Republic shall have the right to form public associations on the basis of free expression of will and community of interests for the implementation of their rights and freedoms” (World Constitutions Illustrated). | ||
"The Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan," International Legal Perspectives 5, no. 1 (1993): | References: | ||
"The Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan," International Legal Perspectives 5, no. 1 (1993): 112 | |||
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What is the oldest written source in this country that mentions this right?
Kazakhstan
Freedom of association is protected in several places in the 1993 Constitution of Kazakhstan, but most directly in Chapter 4 Article 16 which states that “Citizens of the Republic shall have the right to form public associations on the basis of free expression of will and community of interests for the implementation of their rights and freedoms” (World Constitutions Illustrated).
References:
"The Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan," International Legal Perspectives 5, no. 1 (1993): 112