About
Constitution.my explains how Kazakhstan’s 2026 Constitution now works in practice, which norms have been in force since July 1, 2026, and where to verify the primary sources.
How the project works
Pages are prepared from official publications and open legal sources. We do not rely on rumors, we do not replace the norm with interpretation, and every page should lead the reader back to the primary document.
What we publish
Explainers on rights, institutions, transition norms, the full text, the 1995-to-2026 comparison, and practical civic questions.
How we verify
We cross-check wording against official publications, laws, and legal positions. Weak or secondary sources do not become the basis of public copy.
How we update
After new acts and decisions, we refresh the page without changing its address so links, citations, and AI indexing continue to work on one URL.
Project boundaries
Status of the resource
Constitution.my explains the official text in plain language and helps readers navigate the constitutional model, but it does not replace the official legal source.
- The site describes the live constitutional model after July 1, 2026.
- Each topic keeps one stable URL instead of shifting public addresses.
- Readers can always move from the explanation to the official document.
Key site routes
Fast routes to the full text, edition comparison, methodology, and citation-ready materials.
How we update pages
When new decrees, laws, clarifications, or court positions appear, we update facts, wording, and source links without changing public URLs. Each page shows an up-to-date revision date.
Official sources
Contact and feedback
For factual corrections, questions, and suggestions on improving the materials.