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|contents=The law on Election of Citizens' Suffrage in [[Probable year::1994]] granted Citizens of the Republic of Uzbekistan the right to take part in public and state affairs both as directly and through their representatives (Legislaionline, "Law on Election of Citizens' Suffrage"). | |contents=The law on Election of Citizens' Suffrage in [[Probable year:: 1994]] granted Citizens of the Republic of Uzbekistan the right to take part in public and state affairs both as directly and through their representatives (Legislaionline, "Law on Election of Citizens' Suffrage"). | ||
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What is the oldest written source in this country that mentions this right?
Uzbekistan
The law on Election of Citizens' Suffrage in 1994 granted Citizens of the Republic of Uzbekistan the right to take part in public and state affairs both as directly and through their representatives (Legislaionline, "Law on Election of Citizens' Suffrage").