This article examines the role of ensuring human rights in New Uzbekistan as one of the key factors in promoting sustainable development and strengthening national security. The author analyzes how the protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms contributes to the establishment of justice, the rule of law, and the enhancement of citizens’ trust in state institutions. The study also highlights the significance of the constitutional and legal reforms implemented in recent years in safeguarding human interests and advancing human-centered governance. Particular attention is given to issues such as ensuring transparency and openness in the activities of public authorities, improving citizens’ legal awareness and legal culture, and assessing the impact of effective human rights protection on social stability. The article concludes that respect for and protection of human rights constitutes essential prerequisites for sustainable development, national security, and the overall well-being of the population in New Uzbekistan.
Keywords: Human Rights, Fundamental Freedoms, Democracy, Rule of Law, Constitutional Reforms, Sustainable Development, National Security, New Uzbekistan, Human-Centered Governance, Legal Culture, Social Stability, International Human Rights Standards.
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