26.01.2026, 20:35

Kazakhstan aims to constitutionally ban detention without explaining rights to citizens

ASTANA. Jan 26 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - Kazakhstan's Prosecutor General's Office has supported a proposal to enshrine the so-called "Miranda rule" in the Constitution, which obliges law enforcement agencies to explain a person's rights upon detention, First Deputy Prosecutor General Zhandos Umiraliyev announced.

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