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Workplace harassment in Kazakhstan: Problem analysis, Legislative gaps and recommendations

The publication “ WORKPLACE HARASSMENT IN KAZAKHSTAN: Problem analysis, Legislative gaps and recommendations ” was developed by Mia Tarp and Dr Paolo Sorbello” on the basis of the IWPR Representative Office in Central Asia and the regional analytical platform CABAR.asia.


For citation and references to the material, it is necessary to indicate: Mia Tarp and Paolo Sorbello, 2025, WORKPLACE HARASSMENT IN KAZAKHSTAN: Problem analysis, Legislative gaps and recommendations, CABAR.asia.


IWPR CA and CABAR.asia present to your attention an white paper “Workplace harassment in Kazakhstan: Problem analysis, Legislative gaps and recommendations”.

This brief argues that Tajikistan needs to address the refugee problem and develop programmes for their integration. There is a need to move away from viewing the refugee issue as a burden or threat in favour of the fact that refugees have potential and can contribute to the economy, society and development of the country. An example of this attitude is the way many Central Asian countries are attempting to integrate Russian re- locates into the labour market. With proper state support, refugees can become a source of new ideas, and knowledge, and provide new opportunities for trade, entrepreneurship and cultural exchange.

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