21.10.2025, 11:06

Kazakh prime minister calls for tougher penalties for personal data leaks

ASTANA. Oct 21 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) – Prime Minister Olzhas Bektenov said on Tuesday that Kazakhstan needs to introduce stricter penalties for leaks of citizens’ personal data from government and private databases.

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