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...any. Seeing this as a potential threat, the Party actively sought to form "collective security" alliances with Anti-fascist western powers such as France and Bri {{Main article|Collective leadership in the Soviet Union}}

...n of torture (see discussion on the [[Torture]] page), the ban on corporal punishment simplifies the matter; even the most mundane physical abuse is thereby forb ==== Collective punishments ====

...', a newspaper in the Soviet Union, wrote of new enduring themes such as [[collective leadership]], scientific planning, consultation with experts, organisationa {{further|Collective leadership in the Soviet Union}}

...ded, “with demonstrators furious over what they saw as a stranglehold on collective bargaining and labor rights by the government.”<ref name="rferl.org"/> In ...mes.com/atimes/Central_Asia/NF08Ag01.html |title=Kazakh riot trials spread punishment |author=Margarita Assenova |date=8 June 2012 |work=Asia Times Online |acce

...and Kazakhstan have held anti-terrorism maneuvers.<ref name=THREATS/> The Collective Security Treaty Organization held exercises in the [[Caspian sea]] simultan ...exercises with NATO under the [[Partnership for Peace]] program and the [[Collective Security Treaty Organization]].<ref name=THREATS/> Meng Hongwei, Chinese Vi

...the reach of the [[KGB]]".<ref name="Schwirtz"/> They adopted a system of collective responsibility, and swore to a code of "complete submission to the laws of ...ut the decision of punishing the offending thief who is found guilty, with punishment determined by the thieves council.{{Citation needed|date=October 2010}}

...2.06.2007). His father was a WWII veteran. His parents were working at the collective farm in Jezkazgan region. In 1980 he graduated school. From 1983 to 1984 Se ...Bostandyk District Court of Almaty makes a decision on the release from punishment under Article 220 Part 1 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan