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Opinion on the Draft Criminal Procedure Code of the Kyrgyz Republic
While the Opinion welcomes a number of improvements to the criminal procedural rules in the Kyrgyz Republic, it also provides a number of recommendations to amend or supplement the Draft Criminal Procedure Code, in order to: 1. effectively prevent and combat torture and other forms of ill-treatment during the criminal justice process; 2. improve the system of juvenile justice; 3. clarify the rules on the inadmissibility of evidence; and 4. ensure a more effective protection of the rights of the suspect or accused at each stage of the criminal proceedings.
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