SCIENTIFIC AND LEGAL ASSESSMENT OF THE POPULAR UPRISINGS AND PROTESTS CAUSED BY THE VIOLENT IMPLEMENTATION OF THE "SMALL OCTOBER IN KAZAKHSTAN" PROGRAM: GOALS, IMPLEMENTATION MECHANISMS

Abstract

The article examines the right to protest, to rise up against the government's cruel treatment of its own population, as an integral part of the natural right of the people. The repressions of the totalitarian Soviet government in the 1918- 1950s, carried out against the population of the entire country, and to a particularly severe extent in Kazakhstan, led to innumerable victims, immeasurable misfortunes of the people, and caused mass protests, demonstrations, and uprisings, which became the natural response of the masses to the inhumane actions of the authorities. These uprisings, uprisings and other protests were provoked by the actions of all levels of the Soviet government, which established a dictatorship of an unknow n government for the Kazakh population with unclear goals, accompanied by the destruction of a habitual way of life and the introduction of an alien, destructive way of managing, ruining the population and condemning it to hunger, disease, death, military invasion, accompanied by killings of civilians, shootings leaders, mass expulsions, destruction of faith, language, culture, etc. The article provides only some documentary data on the demonstrations of the people, their suppression by the punishers, and m akes proposals for the rehabilitation of victims and victims as a result of the illegal actions of the authorities of that period.