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8 J. E. Asia & Int'l L. 539 (2015)
The Decent Work Programme of Kazakhstan: Social and Labor Rights Protection from an Institutional Aspect of International Law

handle is hein.journals/jeasil8 and id is 539 raw text is: VII JEAIL 2 (2014) East Asian Observer 539 The Decent Work Programme of Kazakhstan: Social and Labor Rights Protection from an Institutional Aspect of International Law A. Sh. Khamzin* & Zh.A.Khamzina** & Y.A.Buribayev*** 1. Introduction Since her independence in 1991, the Republic of Kazakhstan (hereinafter Kazakhstan) has actively participated in the international community. The Concept of the Legal Policy of the Republic of Kazakhstan between 2010 and 2020 has emphasized that foreign policy should maintain a balanced and prudent approach to international agreements and organizations, considering the socioeconomic, political, legal and other consequences. Kazakhstan should actively utilize international legal institutions in order to ensure her national interests in the regional and global society, by establishing a safe and stable Central Asia. A promising area of international cooperation is the socio-labor spheres, whose objectives are to improve human well-being, socio-economic stability and social and labor rights. This report aims to analyze the social and labor rights protection system of Kazakhstan from an institutional aspect of international law. It will mainlyfocus on the Decent Work Programs of Kazahkstan in connection with the International Labor Organization (ILO). This analysis will address new aspects for the protection of social and labor rights in Kazakhstan and the interaction of international and municipal law in this area. * Professor & Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Innovative University of Eurasia. Ph.D (Eurasian Academy of Law named after D.A. Kunaev). The author may be contacted at: 11 14090@rambler.ru ** Professor of the Kazakh National Pedagogical University named after Abai. Ph.D. (Eurasian Academy of Law named after D.A. Kunaev). The author may be contacted at: notarius-astana@mail.ru ' Professor of Innovative University of Eurasia. Ph.D. (A1-Farabi Kazakh National University). The author may be contacted at: ermeka@rambler.ru