JUDICIAL REFORMS AND ENSURING AN INDEPENDENT JUDICIARY: THE EXPERIENCE AND PRACTICAL OUTCOMES IN UZBEKISTAN
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independent judiciary, fair trial, judicial reforms, citizens’ rights, Uzbekistan, criminal procedural legislation, gender equalityAnnotatsiya
This article analyzes the reforms aimed at modernizing the judicial system in the Republic of Uzbekistan, strengthening the independence of courts, and protecting the rights and legal interests of citizens. The study examines reforms implemented over the past four years in the judicial sphere, the introduction of new institutions, the transparency of court operations, procedures for handling criminal and economic cases, as well as issues of gender equality and the practical outcomes of judicial reforms. The article is supplemented with practical examples, statistical data, and international experiences.
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