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• TITLE: Democracy in Kyrgyzstan: Institutions and Their Features

  AUTHORS: Ruslan Anisov, Gulzat Omorova, Ulukbek Yusupov, Nurlis Narmatov, Almagul Kokoeva, Aruna Berenalieva, Zhypargul Abdullaeva

  KEYWORDS: Democracy, Institutions, Parliament, Kyrgyzstan, Constitution, Features

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Social Sciences, Vol.9 No.12, December 7, 2021

  ABSTRACT: In the Kyrgyz Republic Constitution Part 1 Article 1, Kyrgyzstan defined as a democratic government. At the same time, Kyrgyz Republic Constitution enshrines the democracy institutions and principles of their regulation. Thus, democracy in the Kyrgyz Republic, following article 2 in the Constitution is based on principles of ownership of all power to the people, protection of human and civil rights and freedoms, free and real access to the management of the affairs of government and society. Research aim in this work is to analyze democracy in Kyrgyz Republic and define various institutions with their features by historical narrative research methods, as well as previously published works review about concepts, fundamental principles and ideas underlying democracy.