Some Issues of Legal Protection of Objects of Historical and Cultural Heritage in the Republic of Kazakhstan

Kazakhstan's legal framework for protecting historical and cultural heritage, including UNESCO World Heritage Sites like the mausoleum of Khoja Ahmed Yasawi and the Saryarka steppe, is grounded in a system that recognizes such objects as both real estate and valuable artifacts tied to land. The study identifies three key aspects: their intrinsic link to land, their historical development, and their multifaceted cultural significance spanning archaeology, architecture, and ethnology. Through a large-scale inventory of 11,277 local monuments, the country has established comprehensive legal norms for rational use and protection, reflecting its commitment to preserving heritage as a state priority.

Nessipbayeva, Индира, Rzabay, А.I., & Nessipbayev, О.Zh. (2025). SOME ISSUES OF LEGAL PROTECTION OF OBJECTS OF HISTORICAL AND CULTURAL HERITAGE IN THE REPUBLIC OF KAZAKHSTAN. Journal of Actual Problems of Jurisprudence, 115(3). https://doi.org/10.26577/japj202511536