The Constitution of Uzbekistan nominally creates a separation of powers among a strong presidency, the Oly Majlis, and a judiciary, though Uzbekistan remains among the most authoritarian states in Central Asia.
The Constitution of Uzbekistan nominally creates a separation of powers among a strong presidency. The Constitution of Uzbekistan nominally creates a separation of powers among the Oly Majlis. The Constitution of Uzbekistan nominally creates a separation of powers among a judiciary. Uzbekistan remains among the most authoritarian states in Central Asia.