CONSTITUTIONAL AND LEGAL MECHANISMS FOR THE PROTECTION AND DEFENSE OF THE RIGHTS AND INTERESTS OF CITIZENS OF THE REPUBLIC OF UZBEKISTAN
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Khamidulla Ruziyev, Gofirbek Khikmatov ()Files
Abstract
This article analyzes the constitutional and legal mechanisms ensuring the protection and defense of the rights and interests of citizens of the Republic of Uzbekistan. The study examines the main provisions of the Constitution of Uzbekistan, which enshrine fundamental rights and freedoms, and considers the legislative and institutional instruments for their implementation. Special attention is paid to the role of the judicial system, prosecutor's office, ombudsman, and other state bodies in providing effective protection for citizens. The author emphasizes the importance of improving the legal framework and law enforcement practices. This will strengthen guarantees of rights and freedoms in the context of building a rule-of-law state.
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