GEORGIA AND UZBEKISTAN IN RULE OF LAW INDEX: COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS

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  • Toirov Ravshan Rustam o‘g‘li Master's Degree, Law Enforcement Academy of Republic of Uzbekistan

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Rule of Law, Georgia, Uzbekistan, Absence of Corruption, Judicial Independence, Transparency, Anti-Corruption, Institutional Reforms, Public Awareness, International Cooperation.

Abstract

This article examines the performance of Georgia and Uzbekistan in the 2023 World Justice Project Rule of Law Index, with a specific focus on the Absence of Corruption indicator. Georgia's notable achievements are attributed to robust institutional reforms, judicial independence, transparency initiatives, public awareness campaigns, and international cooperation. In contrast, Uzbekistan, while showing gradual improvements, faces significant challenges in combating corruption. Recommendations for Uzbekistan include enhancing judicial independence, strengthening anti-corruption institutions, promoting transparency, engaging the public, and fostering international collaboration. Implementing these strategies can significantly improve Uzbekistan's standing in the Rule of Law Index and contribute to better governance.

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Published

2024-06-06

How to Cite

Toirov Ravshan Rustam o‘g‘li. (2024). GEORGIA AND UZBEKISTAN IN RULE OF LAW INDEX: COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS. Neo Scientific Peer Reviewed Journal, 23, 1–8. Retrieved from https://neojournals.com/index.php/nspj/article/view/419

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