583 KB0 KB201020252025Alpysbayev, KuanyshBaikenov, ZhassulanBordiyanu, IlonaGavrilova, YuliyaKalabikhina, IrinaMukhamadiyeva, Aizhanštevilka:1letnik:16Str. 1-25ISSN:1855-931XCOBISSID_HOST:237837315URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-7O36MXHAenGEA CollegeAdvances in business related scientific research journalfeminist criminologygender gaphumanization of legislationwomen's crimeModern trends in female criminality in the Republic of Kazakhstan from a gender perspective|The changes in the socioeconomic role of women provoke an increase in female crime as well as an increase in the proportion of convicted women. In the Republic of Kazakhstan, the trend of convergence of gender and social roles leads to the lessening of the gap between female and male crime.To address the growing numbers of female crime in Kazakhstan, measures are being taken to humanize criminal legislation. However, the official statistics of the Prosecutor General's Office show that along with a decrease in the number of women's criminal cases, there is an increase in administrative offenses committed by women. Thus, the analysis of the quantitative and qualitative characteristics of modern female crime in the context of a gender approach allowed the authors to identify modern trends and propose measures to combat female crime in the Republic of KazakhstanTEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of SloveniaGEA College