Constitutional Guarantee of the Right to Petition in the Basic Laws of the Central Asian Republics
Abstract
This article provides windows into the constitutional guarantee of the right to petition in example of Central Asian republics. The authors rely heavily on primary sources such as constitutions and laws in force. The article draws together a significant body of theoretical and practical writing, providing insight into the key questions being raised by scholars in the field. It delves into the details of constitutional guarantee and summarizes and highlights the main differences and similar situations in the constitutions of the Republic of Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan. In particular, based on the comparative textual analysis of the constitutions and the legal practice related to the realization of the right to petition, preliminary scientific and practical conclusions are drawn, the main peculiarities are outlined.
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