Legal Evolution of Human Rights Protection in Uzbekistan Amid Digital Transformation
Аннотация
The article is devoted to the development of legislation of Uzbekistan in the context of the transition to a digital economy. The article provides an overview of the norms introduced into the law taking into account the impact of digitalization on public relations. The author examines new provisions of the Constitution, codes, and other regulatory legal acts. Particular attention is paid to the review of concepts and strategies for the development of Uzbekistan until 2030 and their provisions regarding digital technologies. The author notes that the legislation of Uzbekistan is developing taking into account global trends, including such a factor as the intensive development of digital technologies. It is important to continue measures to improve legislation in the field of human rights taking into account the digitalization factor and to ensure reliable guarantees for the protection of human rights in the digital economy.
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