Article 13 - Rights and obligations of a refugee in the Kyrgyz Republic

A person recognized as a refugee in the Kyrgyz Republic enjoys the same rights and bears the same obligations as foreign citizens permanently residing in the Kyrgyz Republic. A person recognized as a refugee in the Kyrgyz Republic shall also be granted the rights and obligations of a person applying for refugee status, as stipulated by Article 6 of this Law. A person recognized as a refugee in the Kyrgyz Republic and his family members shall have the right to: - reside for three months in a temporary settlement; - choose a settlement from among those proposed by the Authorized Body in which his relatives reside as their place of permanent residence, subject to their consent to cohabitation; - work for hire or engage in entrepreneurial activity in accordance with the legislation of the Kyrgyz Republic; - acquire real estate under the conditions established for foreign citizens and stateless persons by the legislation of the Kyrgyz Republic; - receive, with the assistance of the relevant state bodies of the Kyrgyz Republic, information about property left behind in the state of previous residence; - have the necessary documents proving his identity and travel documents; - to receive medical care on an equal basis with citizens of the Kyrgyz Republic; - to receive administrative assistance when applying to state bodies of the Kyrgyz Republic; - to mandatory registration of civil status acts and receipt of relevant documents.

Article 7 - Labor activity

Foreign citizens permanently residing in the Kyrgyz Republic may work as workers and employees at enterprises, institutions and organizations or engage in other labor activities on the grounds and in the manner established for citizens of the Kyrgyz Republic. Temporarily staying foreign citizens may engage in labor activities if this is compatible with the purposes and duration of their stay in the Kyrgyz Republic, or if the relevant permission has been received from the authorized state body in the field of migration in the manner determined by the Cabinet of Ministers of the Kyrgyz Republic. Foreign citizens may not be appointed to certain positions or engage in certain labor activities if, in accordance with the legislation, appointment to these positions or engagement in such activities is associated with belonging to the citizenship of the Kyrgyz Republic. Foreign citizens enjoy rights and bear obligations in labor relations equally with citizens of the republic.

Article 43 - Right to engage in pedagogical activity. Principles of pedagogical activity

1. The right to engage in pedagogical activity is enjoyed by persons: 1) having secondary or higher professional pedagogical education; 2) having secondary or higher professional education, who have undergone retraining in a pedagogical specialty; 3) combining the main work of a specialist practitioner, state and municipal employee, deputy of the Zhogorku Kenesh of the Kyrgyz Republic, judge with pedagogical activity. 2. Retraining in a pedagogical specialty is carried out in secondary, higher professional and other licensed educational organizations, regardless of the form of ownership, according to an accelerated program (pedagogical minimum), with the issuance of a document on education. 3. Persons with an education of at least a master's/specialist are allowed to engage in pedagogical activity in educational organizations of higher professional education. 4. Persons with a criminal record or medical contraindications, the list of which is determined by the Cabinet of Ministers, are not allowed to engage in pedagogical activity. Deprivation of the right to engage in pedagogical activity is carried out in accordance with the criminal legislation of the Kyrgyz Republic. 5. Employees of libraries of general education organizations are equal to the status of a pedagogical worker. 6. Teachers of preschool organizations are equal in status and salary to pedagogical workers of primary education. 7. The main principles of pedagogical activity of a pedagogical worker are: 1) a personality-oriented approach to teaching, education and development of the student; 2) a humanistic nature of teaching, education and development, ensuring respect for the rights and freedoms of the student, national and cultural traditions; 3) commitment to a scientifically based understanding of the world, universal moral principles and moral values; 4) prevention of direct, hidden and (or) indirect discrimination, restriction of rights or granting of privileges to students on the basis of gender, race, language, disability, ethnicity, religion, age, origin, property or other status, as well as other circumstances; 5) education of students in the spirit of love for the Motherland, high citizenship, tolerance, friendship between peoples; 6) continuity of the educational process; 7) academic freedom and academic honesty; 8) unity of principles of training, education and development; 9) improvement of knowledge based on the latest achievements of science, technology and culture; 10) assessment of the results of work based on the results of educational achievements of students; 11) interaction with students and their families; 12) cooperation with children's and youth associations, work collectives, as well as interested state and non-state organizations whose activities are not prohibited by the legislation of the Kyrgyz Republic.

Article 149 - Persons with the status of a medical or pharmaceutical worker

1. The status of a medical worker is held by persons with higher and secondary medical, biological education, as well as persons who have undergone professional retraining in the qualification "Healthcare Management", carrying out their activities in healthcare organizations regardless of the form of ownership and private practitioners. 2. The status of a pharmaceutical worker is held by persons with higher and secondary specialized pharmaceutical education, carrying out their activities in healthcare organizations regardless of the form of ownership and individuals engaged in pharmaceutical activities. 3. The status of a medical or pharmaceutical worker is held by persons who have received medical or pharmaceutical education in foreign countries, after recognition in the Kyrgyz Republic of the education and (or) qualifications obtained in a foreign state, in the manner established by the legislation of the Kyrgyz Republic on education, and passing the certification of a specialist, unless otherwise provided by international treaties of the Kyrgyz Republic. 4. The status of a medical and pharmaceutical worker is determined by the conditions and nature of the activity of the medical and pharmaceutical worker, includes their rights, duties and responsibilities. 5. Medical and pharmaceutical workers carry out their activities, guided by the humane principles of medical ethics and deontology, regulating the moral relationships of medical and pharmaceutical workers with patients, their relatives, and among themselves.