International Counter-Terrorism Standards and Their Implementation in the Legal System of the Republic of Kazakhstan

This article examines international counter-terrorism standards and their implementation in the legal system of the Republic of Kazakhstan. It analyzes universal and regional international legal instruments, including UN conventions, UN Security Council documents, and agreements within the SCO and CIS, aimed at creating a unified legal framework for countering terrorism. Particular attention is paid to mechanisms for adapting international norms to Kazakhstan's national legislation, harmonizing legal approaches, and law enforcement issues. The article discusses the main areas of state legal policy in countering terrorism, taking into account the country's international obligations. It concludes that the effective implementation of international standards contributes to strengthening national security, improving criminal, administrative, and procedural legislation, and developing a comprehensive system for preventing terrorist threats.