Institute of Philosophy, Political Science and Religious Studies

Institute of Philosophy, Political Science and Religious Studies

Institute of Philosophy, Political Science and Religious Studies

Institute of Philosophy, Political Science and Religious Studies

Secularism in the New Constitution: How Are Relations Between Religion and the State Regulated?
17.08.2026
Secularism in the New Constitution: How Are Relations Between Religion and the State Regulated?
The new Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan, adopted by national referendum on March 15, 2026, entered into force on July 1. The Basic Law enshrines key provisions aimed at upholding the principle of secularism, freedom of religion, and interfaith harmony.

???? Nurmukhammed Meimankhoja, Research Fellow at the Institute for Religious Studies of the Institute for Philosophy, Political Science and Religious Studies, shares his perspective on the constitutional foundations of relations between religion and the state.

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