On the personal page of lawyer Saule Kobzhanova, a report was published about the arrest of the SMS judge for the AP, D. Slyamkulov, which took place on October 22, 2024, as part of the "Iskra" operational development. Officers from the 5th Department of the NSC of the Republic of Kazakhstan in Almaty, together with the 5th DECB of the NSC and the Internal Security Service of the Almaty City Court, detained the judge in connection with a criminal case registered in the URPI #2400000410000112 under Article 366, Part 3, Clause 4 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Searches are currently being conducted at the judge's workplace and residence, as well as at the court session secretary M.I. and the head court administrator B.N.

In addition, personal searches are being conducted on officers of the Almaty City Police Department A.U., S.A., E.K., E.T., and A.M., who are suspected of complicity in the aforementioned crime.

The Specialized International Detective and Legal Service "Eurasia-Pol," guided by international standards and protocols, as well as the provisions of the UN Convention against Corruption, calls for a transparent and objective investigation of this incident with the mandatory prosecution of all guilty parties.

The press service of the Interstate Journal "World Community" will keep the public informed within the bounds of legal norms and taking into account confidentiality requirements. We will continue to contribute to strengthening national anti-corruption mechanisms, supporting the need for transparency and accountability within the limits of permissible information.

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