October 14, 2020
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10:05Now Playing10 years ago, only 6% of Kazakhstanis were atheists, according to Ainur Abdirasilkyzy, the director of the Research Centre for Religious Affairs of the Committee on Religious Affairs. Now, this figure has tripled. As of 2019, the share of non-believers in Kazakhstan is now an estimated 18.8% of the total population. Just over 75% of the population consider themselves to be believers, but do not perform regular religious rites and are not frequently involved in the activities of any religious associations.
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Source: Atheism on the rise in Kazakhstan
Location: Kazakhstan
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