(c) Criminal cases involving juveniles which have been settled by reconciliation under article 67 of the Criminal Code.

263.According to a statistical report of the Committee on Legal Statistics and Special Records in the Office of the Procurator-General using form 1M, the number of criminal cases involving minors settled by reconciliation under article 67 of the Criminal Code between 2011 and 2014 was 5,215: 581 in 2011, 972 in 2012, 1,790 in 2013 and 1,872 in 2014.

2. Please provide data, disaggregated by age, sex, socioeconomic background, ethnic origin and geographical location, regarding the situation of children deprived of a family environment, covering the period 2011 - 2014, on the number of children:

(a) Separated from their parents

Information on children separated from their parents

Year	Total	of whom	0-3 years	4-6 years	7-13 years	14-18 years
Girls	Boys
2011	36 777	17 542	19 235	2 420	2 904	15 322	16 131
2012	34 785	16 503	18 282	2 545	3 099	14 366	14 775
2013	33 682	15 886	17 796	1 773	3 073	14 246	14 590
2014	32 362	15 757	16 605	2 026	3 137	13 843	13 356

Information on children separated from their parents by region

	Province	2011	2012	2013	2014
1.	Aqmola	2 817	2 605	2 468	2 389
2.	Aktobe	1 960	1 663	1 502	1 340
3.	Almaty	3 238	3 389	3 460	3 568
4.	Atyrau	850	829	757	703
5.	East Kazakhstan	4 148	3 813	3 658	3 469
6.	Zhambyl	1 977	2 055	2 161	2 061
7.	West Kazakhstan	1 651	1 425	1 308	1 222
8.	Karaganda	4 717	4 599	4 167	4 043
9.	Kostanay	3 326	3 112	3 100	3 064
10.	Kyzylorda	983	1 003	1 001	952
11.	Mangystau	716	735	706	701
12.	Pavlodar	2 083	1 901	1 858	1 756
13.	North Kazakhstan	1 960	1 862	1 833	1 724
14.	South Kazakhstan	3 535	3 202	3 130	2 853
15.	Almaty town	1 792	1 573	1 514	1 488
16.	Astana town	1 024	1 019	1 059	1 029
	Total	36 777	34 785	33 682	32 362

(b)Information on children placed in institutions

Year	Total	of whom	0-3 years	4-6 years	7-13 years	14-18 years
Girls	Boys
2011	12 925	5 576	7 349	1 611	1 013	5 197	5 104
2012	10 887	4 906	5 981	1 505	816	3 909	4 657
2013	9 879	4 105	5 774	1 052	1 072	4 015	3 740
2014	9 192	3 952	5 240	1 129	842	3 765	3 456

Information on children placed in institutions, by region

	Province	2011	2012	2013	2014
1.	Aqmola	980	794	681	565
2.	Aktobe	665	487	371	307
3.	Almaty	910	840	797	827
4.	Atyrau	270	244	208	160
5.	East Kazakhstan	1 747	1 376	1 259	1 191
6.	Zhambyl	591	478	429	335
7.	West Kazakhstan	462	309	284	237
8.	Karaganda	1 962	1 940	1 690	1 636
9.	Kostanay	1 219	1 102	1 099	1 082
10.	Kyzylorda	185	172	157	147
11.	Mangystau	236	208	175	157
12.	Pavlodar	841	669	631	580
13.	North Kazakhstan	817	702	671	596
14.	South Kazakhstan	712	510	473	444
15.	Almaty town	840	575	532	545
16.	Astana town	488	481	422	383
	Total	12 925	10 887	9 879	9 192

(c)Information on children placed with foster families

Year	Total	of whom	0-3 years	4-6 years	7-13 years	14-18 years
Girls	Boys
2011	23 852	11 886	11 966	809	1 891	10 125	11 027
2012	23 898	11 597	12 301	1 040	2 283	10 457	10 118
2013	23 803	11 781	12 022	721	2 001	10 231	10 850
2014	23 170	11 805	11 365	897	2 295	10 078	9 900

Information on children placed with foster families, by region

	Province	2011	2012	2013	2014
1.	Aqmola	1 837	1 811	1 787	1 824
2.	Aktobe	1 295	1 176	1 131	1 033
3.	Almaty	2 328	2 549	2 663	2 741
4.	Atyrau	580	585	549	543
5.	East Kazakhstan	2 401	2 437	2 399	2 278
6.	Zhambyl	1 386	1 577	1 732	1 726
7.	West Kazakhstan	1 189	1 116	1 024	985
8.	Karaganda	2 755	2 659	2 477	2 407
9.	Kostanay	2 107	2 010	2 001	1 982
10.	Kyzylorda	798	831	844	805
11.	Mangystau	480	527	531	544
12.	Pavlodar	1 242	1 232	1 227	1 176
13.	North Kazakhstan	1 143	1 160	1 162	1 128
14.	South Kazakhstan	2 823	2 692	2 657	2 409
15.	Almaty town	952	998	982	943
16.	Astana town	536	538	637	646
	Total	23 852	23 898	23 803	23 170

(d)Information on children adopted within the country

Year	Total	of whom	0-3 years	4-6 years	7 years and older
Girls	Boys
2011	3 219	1 633	1 586	1 934	641	644
2012	2 920	1 409	1 511	1 787	538	595
2013	2 856	1 360	1 496	1 780	548	528
2014	2 694	1 245	1 449	1 647	549	498

Information on children adopted within the country, by region

	Province	2011	2012	2013	2014
1.	Aqmola	109	108	118	112
2.	Aktobe	198	151	220	158
3.	Almaty	280	309	308	323
4.	Atyrau	188	168	112	125
5.	East Kazakhstan	245	192	207	194
6.	Zhambyl	203	258	244	203
7.	West Kazakhstan	167	117	91	64
8.	Karaganda	277	211	235	243
9.	Kostanay	130	114	92	66
10.	Kyzylorda	196	189	189	182
11.	Mangystau	150	164	140	185
12.	Pavlodar	82	96	84	95
13.	North Kazakhstan	66	49	57	63
14.	South Kazakhstan	600	491	395	404
15.	Almaty town	211	159	179	147
16.	Astana town	117	144	185	130
	Total	3 219	2 920	2 856	2 694

Information on children adopted through intercountry adoptions

Year	Total	of whom	0-3 years	4-6 years	7 years and older
Girls	Boys
2011	130	66	64	97	26	7
2012	1	0	1	1	0	0
2013	31	15	16	24	5	2
2014	60	29	31	37	21	2

Information on children adopted through intercountry adoptions, by region

	Province	2011	2012	2013	2014
1.	Aqmola	10	0	1	0
2.	Aktobe	7	0	5	1
3.	Almaty	6	0	3	4
4.	Atyrau	0	0	0	0
5.	East Kazakhstan	15	0	0	11
6.	Zhambyl	13	0	0	0
7.	West Kazakhstan	8	0	4	8
8.	Karaganda	25	0	8	13
9.	Kostanay	4	0	0	2
10.	Kyzylorda	2	0	0	0
11.	Mangystau	5	0	0	1
12.	Pavlodar	3	0	0	0
13.	North Kazakhstan	2	0	4	5
14.	South Kazakhstan	6	0	1	3
15.	Almaty town	16	1	2	10
16.	Astana town	8	0	3	2
	Total	130	1	31	60

3. Please provide data, disaggregated by age, sex, type of disability, ethnic origin and geographical location, for the past three years, on the number of children with disabilities:

(a)Living with their families;

(b)In institutions;

(c)Attending regular primary schools;

(d)Attending regular secondary schools;

(e)Attending special schools;

(f)Out of school;

(g)Abandoned by their families.

264.According to information from local authorities, there were 141,952 children with disabilities as of 1 January 2015. In all, 129,980 children (91.5 per cent) were in training or education as part of educational programmes or receiving special pedagogical support in educational, health-care or social protection institutions, or voluntary or private organizations. There was a rise of 6.1 per cent in the number of children with disabilities receiving remedial teaching (91.4 per cent in 2014 compared to 85.3 per cent in 2013).

265.The remedial training covered 89.2 per cent of children of school age; 93.6 per cent of preschool-age children and 61.5 per cent of infants.

Enrolment of school-age children

266.A total of 84,120 children (89.2 per cent) are following the special education curriculum.

267.They attend:

Special schools: 13,722 children with disabilities (14.6 per cent);

Special classes in general education schools: 11,461 children (12.2 per cent);

Inclusive classes (together with healthy children): 46,340 children with disabilities (49.1 per cent). Of those, 34.4 per cent do not receive special teaching support; 13.8 per cent of children with disabilities receive special teaching support;

10,408 (7.3 per cent) at home;

2,189 (2.3 per cent) in private or public educational organizations;

2,877 adolescents (3.0 per cent) in vocational schools and colleges.

268.11,496 school-age children (12.2 per cent) receive special teaching support in psycho-pedagogical correction and rehabilitation centres.

269.In the social protection system, 4,055 children (4.3 per cent) with severe mental disorders (severe and profound mental retardation, unable to master the educational standard in educational institutions) receive special teaching support.

270.Enrolment has risen by 23 per cent compared to 2013 (66.2 per cent in 2013, 89.2 per cent in 2014).

271.Data on children with disabilities are not disaggregated by ethnic origin.

4. Please provide data, disaggregated by, inter alia, age, sex, socioeconomic background, geographical location and ethnic origin, for the past three years, on:

(a) The enrolment and completion rates, in percentages, of the relevant age groups in pre-primary schools, primary schools and secondary schools, especially among girls in rural areas;

(b) The percentage of school dropouts and repetitions.

Number of students in general day schools

Year	Total
2011	%	2012	%	2013	%
Cohort	2 522 838	100 . 0	2 533 930	100 . 0	2 581 607	100 . 0
Graduating	163 776	6 . 5	160 554	6 . 3	142 427	5. 5
Dropped out	2 132	0 . 1	1 846	0 . 1	1 911	0 . 1
Repeating a class	1 315	0 . 1	1 035	0 . 0	1 037	0 . 0

Year	Rural population
2011	%	2012	%	2013	%
Cohort	1 284 576	50 . 9	1 275 088	50 . 3	1 286 261	49 . 8
Graduating	94 594	57 . 8	92 738	57 . 8	117 426	82 . 4
Dropped out	1 216	57 . 0	1 102	59 . 7	1 082	56 . 6
Repeating a class	591	44 . 9	452	43 . 7	467	45 . 0

Year	Girls
2011	%	2012	%	2013	%
Cohort	1 245 553	49 . 4	1 250 118	49 . 3	1 272 907	49 . 3
Graduating	87 609	53 . 5	84 812	52 . 8	75 520	53 . 0
Dropped out	863	40 . 5	719	38 . 9	787	41 . 2
Repeating a class	377	28 . 7	334	32 . 3	329	31 . 7