In this article it has been analyzed the issues of collision-legal regulation of international carriage goods relations in train. The author has considered such conflict rules as the law of following the cargo (in relation to the country of the littering baggage) of the country, the law of the countries of dispatch of cargo, the law of place conclusion of the contract, the law of the place of the incident in relation to international transportation in rail transport. In the result of research the author supposed the increase of kinds of collision norms using to the international carriage in the national legislation.
This article describes the internal and foreign policy of Afghanistan in the second half of the XIX century, the difficult socio-political situation of the country after the First Anglo-Afghan War, the political relations between England and Afghanistan and various negotiations between them, the attempts of Dust Mohammed, who returned to power, to pursue a policy of unification of the country, his desire from the very beginning to begin all political actions to transform Afghanistan into a centralized state, the restructuring of power and its reform., highlights the fact, that the consequences of several years of fierce war led to numerous human casualties and seriously undermined the economic life of the country, Sher Alikhan, who came to power after Dust Mohammed, he tried to establish peace and
tranquility inside the country, that he carried out extensive reforms inside the country.
The attention to science, which began in the early period of independence, brought about many significant changes in our country. In the current era, which is called New Uzbekistan, these positive activities have undoubtedly reached their peak.
As the first President of the Republic of Uzbekistan, I.A. Karimov, said: "A deep truth should be clear to all of us - no matter how well-thought-out programs we create for the future development of our country, what material base and opportunities we create for the implementation of these plans, how much investment we mobilize for this, There is a powerful factor that implements and realizes all of them, and if it is a highly qualified labor force and our mature professional youth who are able to take responsibility for the future and development of our country, I think it will be no mistake" [1]. On the basis of the above, certain works were carried out in Uzbekistan in connection with these works.
The article analyzes the issues of improving constitutional control, ways to increase its effectiveness. The subject of the research is the legislative foundations of constitutional justice in Uzbekistan.
The essence of the institution of constitutional control, legal mechanisms of the implementation of constitutional control are considered. The disadvantages and problems of the implementation of constitutional control in the country are indicated.
It is shown that in Uzbekistan constitutional control is carried out according to the European model of constitutional justice. To date, the institution of constitutional review needs further improvement of its mechanism.
In order to analyze the current state, the author briefly shows the formation of constitutional control. Analysis of the current state of constitutional review allows us to note the following. The control carried out by the Constitutional Court needs to improve its legal framework and the practice of exercising constitutional control. The absence of the institution of constitutional complaint makes constitutional review ineffective.
The issues of introducing the institution of constitutional complaint, granting citizens and legal entities the right to apply to the Constitutional Court were considered. The author claims that when introducing a constitutional complaint, the analysis of the experience of foreign countries is especially relevant.
The article describes the features of the application of a constitutional complaint. In particular, it is proposed that the appeal of citizens is permissible provided that the constitutional rights of citizens are violated by the law, which is applied in a specific case, the consideration of which in court has been completed. Introduce a procedure for preliminary study of the appeal of citizens and legal entities; set a specific time limit for filing a constitutional complaint. It is proposed to abandon the practice of initiating questions by judges of the Constitutional Court, as well as to endow the structural divisions of the apparatus of the Constitutional Court with the right to preliminary analysis of applications received from citizens and legal entities, to verify their compliance with the requirements of the legislation. All this is aimed at improving constitutional control, increasing its effectiveness in ensuring constitutional legality in the country and protecting the fundamental rights and freedoms of citizens.
Thus, the adoption of the Constitutional Law "On the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Uzbekistan" in the new edition will serve to strengthen constitutional control, strengthen constitutional legality in the country, improve constitutional proceedings and, ultimately, effectively protect the rights and freedoms of citizens guaranteed by the Constitution of the country.
In conclusion, the reasons for the ineffectiveness of constitutional control, proposals for improving constitutional control, for introducing a constitutional complaint, criteria for the admissibility of citizens' appeals are given.
The article deals with one of the important issues of modern language policy in Germany where the language and cultural integration of children from families of migrants and refugees are developed. Cultural integration will also be affected. Knowledge of German and possibilities of integration are in direct connection. In view of the migration crisis of 2015–2016, when about 1,139 million refugees arrived in Germany, this issue has become particularly relevant. A large number of refugees are also able to distort the real native German language. So the observations can be noted, that the indigenous Germans began to imitate their "brothers" from the Middle East. Young people in Germany, particularly Germans, tend to copy the accent of refugees, and the same refugees with great effort to copy the accent of the Germans. In addition to linguistic differences, there are differences in culture and religion. The specificity of cultures makes itself felt. The German government faces new problems affecting new spheres of life. The large influx of refugees undermines the country's economic, cultural and political stability. The main dissatisfaction is that the Germans increased the rate of income tax to provide refugees with all the necessary attributes for a comfortable stay in their country. At the same time, another problematic issue of the well-being of the Germans is the spread of the Islamic religion. Today in the information "ocean" there are many examples of how Islam is exposed under the wrong angle. This has a rather negative impact on the successful integration of refugees in new country. Language integration of adults and children who arrived in the country with their parents for permanent residence becomes a task of national scale. The concentration of attention in solving such disputes is explained by the fact that in a multinational country like Germany it is difficult to get along with several people at once. The article discusses the degree of effectiveness of solving the problem of language policy by the government of Germany in the post-crisis period.
It is known that one of the important criteria for evaluating the development of each country is the position of the family in society and their level of social activity. Raising the status and position of women in society is one of the priority and main directions of our country, which indicates that the social rights of women are guaranteed and protected in our country. Of the country that really glorifies the family and protects it carefully the future is bright. In every era and every society, the family has been the main support of the development of the society. We know from the pages of history that the education of rulers and future princes was entrusted to pious and virtuous women.
The article examines the experience of Uzbekistan in preventing corruption in the private sector. It is determined that the negative factors of the spread of corruption among companies leads to a decrease in the competitiveness of the national economy, the quality of public administration, undermines the foundations of free competition, creates threats to the political stability and security of the country.
With the spread of corruption, the business climate and the quality of corporate governance deteriorate, the reputation of companies is undermined, and their investment attractiveness decreases.
In the markets of goods, works, services, negative selection is taking place, monopoly and protectionism are increasing. It was revealed that corruption in the private sector devalues democratic values, contributes to the spread of legal nihilism, permissiveness, money-grubbing, impunity, etc., causing significant harm to the interests of both society and the state, and the rights of citizens.
The thesis is substantiated that the most effective means of preventing corruption in the private sector is the introduction of anti-corruption compliance systems and the corresponding methods of their certification into its subjects. Based on the methods of a comparative study, measures have been identified to introduce anti-corruption compliance in business structures, as well as business entities with state participation.
It is determined that international universal, regional and special standards (UN, OECD, GRECO, ISO, etc.) have a significant impact on the development of national legislation and practice of law enforcement in this area. The thesis about the need to improve the legal foundations of the anti-corruption compliance system, the need to introduce institutions of responsibility of legal entities in Uzbekistan, prevent illegal lobbying activities, etc.
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The article examines the experience of Uzbekistan in preventing corruption in the private sector. It is determined that the negative factors of the spread of corruption among companies leads to a decrease in the competitiveness of the national economy, the quality of public administration, undermines the foundations of free competition, creates threats to the political stability and security of the country.
With the spread of corruption, the business climate and the quality of corporate governance deteriorate, the reputation of companies is undermined, and their investment attractiveness decreases. In the markets for goods, works, services, negative selection is taking place, monopoly and protectionism are increasing.
It was revealed that corruption in the private sector devalues democratic values, contributes to the spread of legal nihilism, permissiveness, money-grubbing, impunity, etc., causing significant harm to the interests of both society and the state, and the rights of citizens.
In order to eradicate corruption in all spheres of society, Uzbekistan is improving the appropriate legal, institutional and organizational measures. The Law "On Combating Corruption" adopted on the initiative of the President of Uzbekistan dated 03.01.2017. In addition to measures to prevent corruption in the field of public administration, he identified as measures to prevent corruption in the field of socio-economic development and entrepreneurship:
elimination of administrative and bureaucratic barriers, simplification and increase in the efficiency of registration, permitting and licensing procedures;
optimization of the control and supervisory functions of state bodies, improvement of the system of inspections of the activities of business entities, prevention of illegal interference in their activities;
widespread introduction of remote forms of relationships between government bodies and business entities;
creating equal conditions for doing business and preventing unfair competition;
introduction of effective legal mechanisms for public procurement, ensuring publicity, transparency and maintaining a competitive environment in the placement of public procurement;
creation of fair conditions and equal opportunities for the population in the field of education, health care, social security, public services and other areas of social and economic development, prevention of corruption offenses;
introduction of effective anti-corruption mechanisms in non-governmental organizations, etc.
The thesis is substantiated that the most effective means of preventing corruption in the private sector is the introduction of anti-corruption compliance systems and the corresponding methods of their certification into its subjects.
On the basis of comparative research methods, measures have been identified to introduce anti-corruption compliance in business structures, as well as business entities with state participation.
In order to improve the efficiency of the anti-corruption system, create the most favorable business climate, promote a positive image of the country in the international arena, by the Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan “On measures to further improve the anti-corruption system in the Republic of Uzbekistan” No. UP-5729 dated 05/27/2019. the State Anti-Corruption Program for 2019-2020 was approved, which provided for strengthening anti-corruption measures in organizations with a state share in the authorized capital by: introducing a system of anti-corruption “compliance control” and monitoring its effectiveness, еnsuring internal order in accordance with the relevant anti-corruption standard (ISO 37001), as well as introducing special anti-corruption measures in the private sector, ensuring strict measures and control procedures, ensuring strict ethical rules when participating in public procurement, encouraging collective anti-corruption actions of businesses.
In order to improve the investment attractiveness and strengthen the image of our country in the international arena, introduce new mechanisms for working with ratings and indices in state bodies and organizations, by the Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan “On improving the position of the Republic of Uzbekistan in international ratings and indices, as well as introducing a new mechanism of systematic work with them in government agencies and organizations ”No. UP-6003 dated 02.06.2020. the Republican Council for work with international ratings and indices was created.
Republican Council for improving the position of the Republic of Uzbekistan in socio-economic, political and legal international ratings and indices 06/13/2020 the program of measures to improve the position of the Republic of Uzbekistan in the socio-economic, political and legal international ratings and indices was approved.
In order to increase the effectiveness of state policy aimed at preventing and combating corruption in all spheres of society and the state 29.06. In 2020, the Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan “On additional measures to improve the anti-corruption system in the Republic of Uzbekistan” No. UP-6013 was adopted
In accordance with the Decree, the Anti-Corruption Agency of the Republic of Uzbekistan and the National Council of the Republic of Uzbekistan for Combating Corruption were created.
It is determined that international universal, regional and special standards (UN, OECD, GRECO, ISO, etc.) have a significant impact on the development of national legislation and practice of law enforcement in this area. The thesis about the need to improve the legal foundations of the anti-corruption compliance system, the need to introduce institutions of responsibility of legal entities in Uzbekistan, prevent illegal lobbying activities, etc.
In this article, the state of our country's image in the world is analyzed based on several international ratings and indices. Over the past 30 years, the image of our country in the world has been taking shape. The ranking of our country in the political, economic, social and cultural spheres of the past few years has been compared with the countries of Central Asia. It is proposed to carry out tasks in systematic ways to improve the image of our country in the world.
The idea of Ethnocentrism is connected to the possibility of sway and along these lines it must be related to the rule of self-assurance. This examination paper expects to investigate the social, financial and political elements that had roused individuals to characterize and accomplish their public personality in the late nineteenth century. This examination additionally deciphers the course and explanations for the cycle of battle against expansionism. The investigation of patriotism is imperative to dissect world legislative issues today and patriotism can be characterized as either political or enthusiastic to one's country or as a strategy of public freedom. Subsequently a country or the possibility of country should exist all together for a public character to be established. Indian patriotism created as an idea during the Indian autonomy development battled against the pilgrim British Raj. India has been bound together under numerous heads and governments ever. Antiquated writings notice India under ruler Bharata. The Mauryan Empire was quick to join the entirety of India and South Asia. Likewise a lot of India has additionally been bound together under a focal government by domains, for example, the Gupta Empire, Rashtrakuta Empire, Pala Empire, Mughal Empire, Indian Empire and so forth Since the days of yore India has been the habitation of different standings and religions. There was no justification the advancement of patriotism be that as it may the soul of patriotism arose in India inferable from the effect of the British principle. The British system made different contrasts among them because of which there arose a feeling of patriotism in India. The primary revolt of Indian autonomy and the disobedience of 1857 were cruelly squashed by the English in any case, it stimulated the country from the sleep and individuals started to put forth attempts for freedom.
This scientific article sets out analytical views on the intensification of international globalization and the impact of such a situation on the processes of democratic development, the need to improve the conceptual foundations of modern democracy, and the growing role of the state institution in the development of democracy, and that the effectiveness of democratic reforms largely depends on the viability of the state and its institutions for the development of more effective models of democracy. The article focuses on new and very significant conceptual ideas and conclusions on the further development and deepening of democratic reforms, improvement of democratic institutions in our country, which were put forward in the message of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan to the Oliy Majlis. In particular, the article considers new ideas for the development of democracy, which are comprehensively and deeply substantiated in the Presidential Address. According to the results of the election campaign in our country in December 2019 under the motto “New Uzbekistan - New Elections”, new political conditions were formed for the implementation of democratic reforms at a higher level, and the further deepening of democratic reforms remains the only way for us. In this regard, the article pays special attention to the issues of increasing institutional capacity and the formation of new modern democratic institutions on the scale of our society, created an effective management system. The article also presented analytical views on the following conceptual conclusions of the head of our state on the political system of our society and the further improvement of its functioning: further strengthening the role and responsibility in the public administration of local executive and representative authorities; introduction of a system of reporting of khokims of districts on the execution of their programs to regional Kengashes; expanding social partnerships; development of public control; creation of the Public Chamber of the Republic of Uzbekistan in order to closer interaction between the state and society; the formation of strong institutions of democracy based on the most urgent needs of our society. The scientific article concludes that because of these processes, the effectiveness of democratic reforms in our country will increase significantly, and as a result, the democratic foundations of the political and social development of our country will be further strengthened
Reserve Bank of India observes Financial Literacy week every year since its starting from 2016. The financial literacy week is been observed with an aim to literate the public financially across our country. Last year (2022) it was observed between 14th February to 18th February with the core motto “Go Digital, Go Secure”. Last year’s financial literacy weak gave stress on creating financial awareness on convenience and security of digital transactions and also protection of digital transactions. The highest bank of our country advised all other banks to disseminate information and create awareness to the general public. RBI has planned for a media campaign at a larger level to spread basic financial awareness messages to the common public. This initiative tells us the importance of financial literacy in our country. As the present government is keen on the development front through digitalisation, the literacy on financial transactions becomes more vital. General public may not involve in high number of transactions at a time in a day but the transactions collectively result to a huge amount in a day. So, being aware of each and every small transaction and the crimes connected to those transactions become more important for the mitigation and prevention of such frauds. In this context, this article tries to join hands with RBI to literate the public on the frauds and their mitigation.