Problems of interaction of legal standards of Kazakhstan and international criminal law

Authors

  • Zh.A. Kegembaeva
  • A.D. Karimova
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Abstract

The article deals with the ways of applying the norms of international criminal law. Particular attention is paid to the problems of the implementation of international legal norms in national legislation. The author’s main task is to conduct a comprehensive analysis of the interaction of the norms of international law and the norms of the criminal law of the Republic of Kazakhstan, as well as the development of scientific recommendations to improve the effectiveness of this interaction.
The main purpose of writing this research is to solve the problematic issues of the interaction of the legal norms of Kazakhstan and international criminal law. And also, questions concerning those norms which regulate the institutions of criminal law as branches of law in legal science. In modern integrative conditions of the development of countries, the role of Kazakhstan and international criminal law acquires special significance. The instability of international politics, crimes of a transnational nature require new effective measures of international sanctions. The constant threat of international criminal offenses creates the need to act using all measures directed against the problem of modernity. Despite the fact that international criminal law has been developing rapidly in recent years, the number of international
crimes committed in recent years has not declined. In this regard, globalization processes
set new tasks and conditions for the development of specific subjects of law, from states to individuals.
Key words: society, subject, object, rule of law, crime, man, foreigner, stateless person, politics,
society, law, responsibility, law, civil service, citizenship.

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Kegembaeva, Z., & Karimova, A. (2018). Problems of interaction of legal standards of Kazakhstan and international criminal law. JOURNAL OF ACTUAL PROBLEMS OF JURISPRUDENCE, 82(2), 142–146. Retrieved from https://bulletin-law.kaznu.kz/index.php/journal/article/view/972