POLITICAL AND LEGAL BASIS OF CIVIL SOCIETY DEVELOPMENT IN THE DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY
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Development strategy, civil society, rule of law, human rights, Constitution, mahalla assembly, non-governmental non-profit organizations (NGOs), public associations, Ombudsman, sense of involvement.Abstract
This article provides a comprehensive analysis of the political and legal foundations of the development of civil society institutions within the framework of the modern Development Strategy of Uzbekistan. The implementation of international standards for the protection of human rights into national legislation, the strict definition of the legal status of the mahalla (self-governing bodies of citizens) in the updated Constitution are socio-politically justified.
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