Kazakhstan.they refuse to leave voluntarily, they can be deported. The Committee may also refuse to renew status on the grounds that the applicant » is opposed to the sovereignty and independence of Kazakhstan and wants to break his integrity" or accused / was convicted on charges of terrorism, as well as when he was unable to appear before the Committee within three months. concerning refugee status may be appealed to the National Committee on Migration, and then in court. However, the appeal is ineffective because there is no provision under which deportations were suspended pending a decision would have to appeal. In December 2008, the Committee against Torture urged Kazakhstan to ensure that, when persons whose applications for asylum have been rejected can lodge an effective appeal
. Refusal to grant asylum to citizens of the CIS countries and China and the role of UNHCR
«The Republic of Kazakhstan joining the UN Convention on the Status of Refugees and its Protocol, consistently complied with its international obligations properties with regard to refugees. Currently refugee statuses in Kazakhstan have about 600 people who had fled from Afghanistan, Somalia and Ethiopia. »
(Tamara Duisenova, executive secretary of the Ministry of Labour and Social Protection, Kazakhstan, May 17, 2009)
" In Kazakhstan seeking asylum seeker from Russia, China and Uzbekistan but Kazakhstan cannot interfere in the internal affairs of these countries.
(Habylsayat Abishev, chairman of the Committee on Migration, June 11, 2009) to the Ministry of Labour, refugee status in Kazakhstan received 580577 from Afghanistan, one from Somalia and 2 of Ethiopia. From January 1 to June 1, 2009, the Committee on Migration has considered 28 cases (22 petitions were pending since 2008 and six applications were received in 2009) against 73 people. Of these, two were submitted asylum applications were rejected by 33 people and 38 people still request still being considered.status has not received any asylum seekers from CIS countries and China. In practice, Uzbeks, Chechens and Uighurs just do not file an application for refugee status or asylum. According KIBHR they will not go there, if they know that there is present representative of the National Security Service and asylum seekers cannot legally work. «They often sell something in the market, risking police.» These individuals have difficulty in accessing services. " They don t have rights to pay for the rent and pay for other expenses. However, children usually receive a generally school.
. Abduction, deportation, extradition and intimidation
Both in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan, Uzbek and Uighur refugees and asylum-seekers are kidnapping, extradition and forced return to the country from which they had fled from persecution and where they face a real risk of torture and other grave human rights violations, in violation of international obligations to ensure protection against expulsion (forcible return of people in places where their lives or freedom would be threatened or where they might be tortured). Although some cases have been confirmed by documentary evidence, the total numbers of such cases are unknown. Both countries intelligence services cooperate with their counterparts in neighbouri...
