Natalya Dementyeva
Natalya Dementyeva is a member of the Mazhilis, the lower house of the Parliament of Kazakhstan. Recently, she expressed concerns regarding proposed amendments that would enable law enforcement to utilize community assistants more extensively, raising ethical questions reminiscent of historical grievances related to informants. During a session discussing a new bill aimed at preventing offenses, Dementyeva highlighted the cultural memory surrounding informants in Kazakhstan, questioning the appropriateness of incentivizing citizens to report on others, and the potential implications for societal trust.
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Kazakhstan:
Deputy Natalya Dementyeva explained that the amendment aims to ban the promotion of non-traditional sexual relations on social networks.
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Kazakhstan:
Deputy Natalya Dementyeva stated that personal relationships should be kept private and not displayed publicly.
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Kazakhstan:
Deputy Natalya Dementyeva noted in an official request that the new service allows direct reporting of offenses to the police.
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Kazakhstan:
Natalya Dementyeva, a member of the Mazhilis, has been supportive of animal rights activists.
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Kazakhstan:
Deputy Natalya Dementyeva expressed her opinion on a new bill regarding the prevention of offenses.
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Kazakhstan:
Today, deputy Natalya Dementyeva expressed doubts about the feasibility of introducing such an institution.
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