CONSTITUTIONAL STATUS OF DIGITAL RIGHTS: THE UZBEKISTAN EXPERIENCE
Keywords:
digital rights, constitution, electronic government, electronic document circulation, personal data, e-government, digitalization.Abstract
This thesis analyzes the constitutional status of digital rights in the Republic of Uzbekistan and their legal nature. Drawing on the Law on Electronic Government (2015), the Law on Electronic Document Circulation (2004), and the Law on Personal Data (2019), the national regulatory framework for digital rights is examined and recommendations for its improvement are proposed.
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