Within the Framework of the “Law and Order” Project Meeting with Law Enforcement Representatives on the Topic “Law and Youth”

On October 8, 2026, a meaningful meeting with representatives of law enforcement agencies on the topic “Law and Youth” was held for first- and second-year students of the Department of Zoology, Histology and Cytology, Faculty of Biology and Biotechnology, Al-Farabi Kazakh National University, within the framework of the “Law and Order” project. The event was organized jointly with S.D. Asfendiyarov Kazakh National Medical University.

The event was organized as part of legal education and the development of an anti-corruption culture. It aimed to enhance students’ legal literacy, foster respect for the requirements of the law, prevent offenses and corruption among young people, promote the principles of honesty and integrity, and develop a sense of civic responsibility. During the meeting, students received important information on compliance with the legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the rights and responsibilities of citizens, types of legal liability, maintaining public order, and the prevention of offenses. In addition, explanatory discussions were held on the types of corruption-related offenses, their negative impact on the development of society and the state, corruption prevention, and the importance of combating corrupt practices. Representatives of law enforcement agencies discussed the main causes and consequences of offenses that young people may encounter and explained the importance of complying with legal requirements. Students were reminded that it is unacceptable to remain indifferent to any offenses or engage in unlawful activities, and that it is essential to adhere to the principles of integrity, honesty, and lawfulness. Particular attention was paid to developing the legal culture of young people, ensuring safety in the online environment, responsible use of social media, and preventing cyberbullying and Internet fraud. The students had the opportunity to ask questions of interest and receive answers and useful recommendations from specialists regarding specific legal situations. Such meetings contribute to improving young people’s legal knowledge, developing a proper understanding of their rights and responsibilities, fostering respect for the law, shaping an anti-corruption mindset, strengthening the values of honesty and responsibility, and increasing civic responsibility toward society. Knowledge of and compliance with the law are important indicators of every citizen’s legal culture. 

The event was aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and contributed to promoting values aimed at ensuring quality education (SDG 4), promoting peace, justice, and effective institutions (SDG 16), as well as developing mutually beneficial cooperation between educational institutions and law enforcement agencies and fostering an anti-corruption culture and the principle of zero tolerance for corruption among young people.

Senior Lecturers
Department of Zoology, Histology and Cytology
M.T. Tileshova, G.E. Yeltay