Kyrgyzstan Parliament Tackles Social Issues
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Kyrgyzstan's Parliament discussed guidelines to combat workplace violence and harassment. Lawmakers also approved a bill to reintroduce salary indexation to fight inflation. Concerns were raised as over 8,000 children with disabilities are excluded from the education system.
Kyrgyzstan discusses guidelines to combat workplace violence and harassment
The Parliament Council of Kyrgyzstan convened on June 15 to address workplace violence and harassment, discussing a draft guideline and a national study concept. The meeting, chaired by Speaker Marlen Mamataliev and attended by various officials and representatives, focused on implementing the International Labour Organization's Convention No. 190. Deputy Kamila Talieva emphasized the convention's…
Kyrgyzstan Parliament Discusses Draft Rules on Workplace Violence and Harassment
Kyrgyzstan's Parliament convened a session of the Council for the Protection of Women's, Children's, and Gender Equality Rights to address the critical issue of workplace violence and harassment. The …
Kyrgyzstan Committee Approves Bill to Reintroduce Salary Indexation
A parliamentary committee in Kyrgyzstan has advanced a bill that would reinstate mandatory salary indexation, a measure designed to protect workers' earnings from the corrosive effects of inflation. T…
Kyrgyzstan: Over 8,000 children with disabilities excluded from education system
Concerns are mounting in Kyrgyzstan over the fate of more than 8,000 children with disabilities who remain outside the formal education system. The country has a total of over 37,000 children with dis…
Kyrgyzstan Parliament Committee Approves Self-Prohibition for Property Registration
A parliamentary committee in Kyrgyzstan has approved a bill that would introduce a self-prohibition mechanism for real estate registration. This legislative move is designed to shield citizens, partic…