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If this protection is not provided, the activities of the factors that contribute to the development 
of civil society, such as media coverage of conflicts, the role of the media, or journalistic inquiry, 
will naturally decline. 
Unconditional provision of the Constitution and the rule of law and the principles of legality is 
an important guarantee of the protection of human rights and freedoms.
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According to Article 15 of the Constitution of the Republic of Uzbekistan , the supremacy of the 
Constitution and laws is unconditionally recognized in the Republic of Uzbekistan. 
According to Article 16 of the Constitution of the Republic of Uzbekistan , not a single law or 
other normative legal document may contradict the norms and rules of the Constitution. 
The supremacy of the Constitution is that laws and regulations cannot prevail over the 
Constitution. That is, it is understood that no law or their norms will contradict the Constitution. 
Every document to be adopted should ensure the implementation of the Constitution and its 
norms not change. This is established as a Constitutional provision, which applies to all the 
norms contained in the Constitution, and is also reflected in the interrelationship of the 
constitution, laws and by-laws. 
Therefore, the supremacy of the Constitution means that the norms and rules of the Constitution 
must be higher than any other laws and regulations. 
According to Article 67 of the Constitution of the Republic of Uzbekistan, mass media are free 
and work in accordance with the law. They are responsible for the correctness of the information. 
social relations related to mass media should be regulated on the basis of the Constitutional 
provisions of Articles 15-16 of the Constitution.
Article 81 of the Constitution of the Republic of Uzbekistan stipulates that "mass media are 
responsible for the correctness of information in accordance with the established procedure." 
Articles 15-16 of the Constitution of the Republic of Uzbekistan establish the supremacy of the 
Constitution as a constitutional rule. Therefore, mass media are inevitably responsible for the 
correctness of the information they disseminate. Specific cases are not specified in our General 
Dictionary or referred to by laws and regulations. 
see that the principle of the supremacy of the constitution in Articles 15-16 of the Constitution is 
being violated in the law "On Protection of Journalism" .