LAW OF THE KYRGYZ REPUBLIC

of July 22, 2011 No. 122

About counteraction of organized crime

Accepted by Jogorku Kenesh of the Kyrgyz Republic on June 17, 2011

This Law determines state policy and organization-legal bases of counteraction of organized crime.

Article 1. Main terms and concepts

Organized crime - the activities performed by organized criminal groups, criminal societies (the criminal organizations), armed groups (gangs), which are characterized by the signs determined by the penal legislation of the Kyrgyz Republic.

Criminal subculture - rather independent pseudo-cultural circle existing in society, based on opposition to the conventional values and regulations of the hostel and expressed in criminal forms of the organization of life.

Criminal ideology - historically developed frame of reference and representations of group consciousness of persons based on assessment of social reality from the point of view of criminal subculture.

Criminal conduct of life - the antisocial image of life activity of persons directly testimonial of their belonging to organized criminal groups, criminal societies (the criminal organizations), armed groups (gangs) which is characterized by denial accepted in the society of moral standards and morality.

Criminal hierarchy - frame of reference and estimates about provision (the status or role) of person in organized criminal groups, criminal societies (the criminal organizations), armed groups (gangs).

Article 2. Purposes and tasks of this Law

Main objective of this Law is ensuring effective counteraction of organized crime.

The main objectives of this Law are:

- protection of the rights and freedoms of physical persons and legal entities, safety of society and the state from organized crime;

- prevention and suppression of organized crime;

- creation of legal and organizational basis of counteraction of organized crime.

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