Constitutional Court Judge Delivers Lecture at MNU

A lecture by Roman Podoprigora, Judge of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Kazakhstan, was held at Maqsut Narikbayev University. He spoke about the rights and responsibilities of journalists.

Roman Podoprigora provided a detailed overview of the role and functions of the Constitutional Court, the history of its establishment, and the significance of constitutional norms in protecting the rights and freedoms of citizens. Particular attention was paid to constitutional proceedings and citizens’ applications. The lecture was attended by students of the International School of Journalism at MNU.

The audience showed special interest in cases related to media activities, access to information, and limitations on rights and freedoms. Roman Podoprigora emphasised that it is essential for journalists to understand the constitutional foundations of their profession and to remain mindful of their responsibility when covering issues of public importance. The Judge also answered students’ questions.

“Such lectures are very important not only for lawyers. Today, I spoke with future journalists, as the Constitutional Court addresses issues related to the right to freedom of speech and the dissemination of information. I wish for the Basic Law to enable citizens to realise their opportunities and rights, with everything remaining within the constitutional and legal framework,” Roman Podoprigora emphasised.

It is worth mentioning that the lecture was delivered as part of the Media Law course.