300 Bishkek residents receive free legal support within 3 days

AKIPRESS.COM - 4 districts of Bishkek city hosted "Solidarity Bus" action to inform population and provide consulting legal support at the free basis on Oct 24-26. According to the director of center for coordination of government guaranteed legal support under the Justice Ministry Akjol Kalbekov, 300 citizens received legal support following the action.
"The issues on land law were the most acute, as well as processing the documents and divorce cases. The family violence issues were registered, too," he said.
The member of bar council of Kyrgyzstan advocacy Cholpon Temirbayeva noted that Justice Ministry, Bishkek mayor's office and Kyrgyzstan Advocacy concluded an agreement to provide legal support to socially vulnerable groups.
"The district administrations of Bishkek have offices, where population may receive free consultations," she added.