CONSTITUTIONAL JUSTICE AS A MECHANISM FOR THE PROTECTION OF HUMAN RIGHTS AND FREEDOMS: A COMPARATIVE LEGAL ANALYSIS OF UZBEKISTAN AND FOREIGN COUNTRIES
Keywords:
Constitutional justice, human rights, fundamental freedoms, Constitutional Court, rule of law, Constitution, comparative law, judicial protection, Uzbekistan.Abstract
Constitutional justice plays an important role in ensuring the supremacy of the Constitution, protecting human rights and freedoms, and maintaining the rule of law. It provides legal mechanisms through which the constitutionality of laws and other normative acts can be examined. This article analyzes the role of constitutional justice in Uzbekistan and compares it with the constitutional systems of selected foreign countries. Particular attention is paid to the powers of constitutional courts, individual protection mechanisms, and the effectiveness of constitutional guarantees. The study emphasizes the importance of strengthening constitutional justice as a fundamental condition for building a democratic state and protecting individual rights.
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