Classification of Rights and Freedoms of Human and Citizen in the Republic of Uzbekistan

Authors

  • Abdukadirov Sunnatilla Muzaffar Ugli 4th year student
  • Achilova Lilia Ilkhomovna Associate Professor, Department of Business Law, PhD Tashkent State Law University Chairman of the Council of Young Scientists

Keywords:

Human right, constitutional law, classification of rights and freedoms

Abstract

The rights of a person and a citizen can be classified on various grounds. "The rights of a citizen, given the peculiarities of this phenomenon, are already endowed by the state, and because of this, the state is free to take away and change such rights at its discretion, of course, on the basis of the Constitution and in accordance with it and other laws of the state. "Depending on the role of the state in their implementation, negative rights are distinguished, when the state must refrain from any actions in relation to the individual, and positive rights, when the state must ensure the realization of the right or assist in its protection."

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2023-05-24

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Abdukadirov Sunnatilla Muzaffar Ugli, & Achilova Lilia Ilkhomovna. (2023). Classification of Rights and Freedoms of Human and Citizen in the Republic of Uzbekistan. Czech Journal of Multidisciplinary Innovations, 17, 16–20. Retrieved from https://peerianjournal.com/index.php/czjmi/article/view/559

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