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When viewed through the lens of three specific groups — women, children and youth, and people with disabilities — some of the largest deficits in practical access to justice in Kyrgyzstan become clear. Women face many barriers to the full enjoyment of their rights. Many are subject to discrimination, violence, and economic dependence; and a large percentage of them lack a valid residence permit, making it particularly difficult to access basic social services.
Children and youth also face serious challenges to accessing justice. Their lack of experience and education, economic dependence, and lack of necessary documents makes it more difficult for them to engage with the formal and informal justice sectors. Finally, people with disabilities are among the most vulnerable of all.
Physical inability to enter justice and educational institutions and restricted access to public information limits their ability to participate in every-day life activities and many of them face serious human rights violations. Furthermore, a very large amount of people with disabilities are not holding any residence permits, required for access to medical care, education, and other important services. There is a need to further promote and enhance access to justice and legal aid for vulnerable group.
This is true especially in rural areas, where access to legal advice and representation is limited by a lack of qualified lawyers, lack of trust in the justice system and in lawyers more generally, as well as by the cost of legal services.
