Kazakhstan Holds Nationwide Referendum on New Constitution

Kazakhstan is holding a nationwide referendum on a new constitution, with international observers noting increased participation from first-time voters and civic groups.

15 Mar, 09:35 — 15 Mar, 13:52

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Kazakhstan held a nationwide referendum on a new constitution

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International observers noted an increase in first-time voters and broader participation by civil society

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Observations from international observers regarding increased first-time voters and civil society participation

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This referendum is significant as it could lead to substantial changes in Kazakhstan's governance structure and political landscape, potentially impacting the balance of power and citizen rights.

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First-Time Voters, Civic Groups Stand Out to International Observers in Referendum

The Astana Times provides news and information from Kazakhstan and around the world. ASTANA – International observers reported an increase in first-time voters and broader participation by civil society in Kazakhstan’s constitutional referendum, calling the voting process well-organized and noting strong public engagement at polling stations during a press briefing on March 15. The Central Election Commission (CEC) accredited 359 observers from 11 international organizations and 38 foreign… T...

By Fatima Kemelova

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