Kazakhstan will create a website for ex-prisoners who want to start their own business

Astana. December 11. Silkroadnews - A site with an electronic database for those who have served their sentence, wanting to run their own business, is being developed in Kazakhstan, reports KazTAG citing deputy head of the Department for Supervision of the rights of people Attorney General Berik Zhakaev.
He noted that, according to the survey, people released from prison, are more inclined to the discovery of a small own business than to employment in the working groups. Therefore, he said, the Attorney General's Office, in collaboration with civil society organizations, measures to motivate ex-prisoners creating their own company.
According to B. Zhakaev, now Kazakhstan colonies have 42 thousand  prisoners, including 27 thousand able-bodied. At the same time paid work officially occupied only by 52% of the able-bodied.