An event on the occasion of the 26th anniversary of the adoption of the Constitution of the Republic of Uzbekistan was held at the Tashkent Pediatric Medical Institute.

The event was attended by the head of the human rights department of the Tashkent city justice department Sh.Sharipov, the head of the Yunusabad district justice department A.Uzakov, the leading adviser of the Yunusabad district justice department N.Pulatov, the vice rector for youth work of the Tashkent Pediatric Institute M.Ahmedova, the head of the department with youth, spirituality and enlightenment of TashPMI A. Hudaiberdyev, deputy deans for work with youth of all faculties, head of the p/o of  TashPMI Youth Union A. Nosirov and students.

As part of the agenda, there was a conversation with young people on the subject “The Constitution guarantees our rights and freedoms”.

The head of the department for youth work, spirituality and enlightenment, AG Khudaiberdiev, opened the event with opening remarks and introduced the participants according to the agenda.

The purpose of this event, dedicated to the 26th anniversary of the adoption of the Constitution of the Republic of Uzbekistan, is to widely promote the role and importance of the Constitution in our lives, educating the younger generation in a spirit of respect for the law, love and devotion to the Motherland. The main goal of the Constitution is to build a legal democratic state and a strong civil society, build market relations and an economy based on the rule of law, ensure the peaceful, prosperous and prosperous life of our people, strengthen the reputation of Uzbekistan in the international arena, and also to successfully carry out reforms in all spheres country life. 

Sherzod Sharipov, head of the human rights department of the Tashkent city department of justice, delivered a speech.

The Constitution is the fundamental law of the state and has the highest legal force. The Constitution establishes the state structure, its forms of government, the order of formation of state bodies, their powers, rights, freedoms and duties of a person. The most important social relations in society are enshrined in constitutional norms. The Constitution of the Republic of Uzbekistan was adopted by the Supreme Soviet on December 8, 1992. 

It was noted that the constitutional successes achieved by our people are a solid basis for the sustainable development of the country. A person, his life, freedom, honor, dignity and other unalloyed rights have grown to the highest value. The principle of the rule of law established by our Constitution serves as an important guarantee for ensuring human rights and freedoms in our society and the effective implementation of all reforms.

The Constitution, along with effective reforms in all spheres of public life, strengthened the economic basis of society, in particular the right to own property, and the country's contribution to the development of the country through economic freedom, entrepreneurship and freedom of work. Article 53 of the Constitution of the Republic of Uzbekistan states that private property is protected by the state and protected by other forms of property.

In the following years, a lot of practical work was carried out in our country to create and maintain a reliable regulatory framework for the protection of private property and investments. In particular, sectors such as agriculture, construction, trade, services and housing were transferred to private ownership. One of them is the reduction of the state's share in consumer goods, food, textile, leather and footwear, furniture and pharmaceutical industries.

It was noted at the event that the constitution - the rule of law and absolute guarantees of the rule of law - is an important guarantee for the protection of human rights and freedoms.

At the end of the event were given detailed answers to students' questions.