Law
Citizenship and State Symbols
Citizenship: a person's stable legal bond with the state. State symbols express the sovereignty of the state.
State Symbols
| Symbol | Date of adoption |
|---|---|
| Flag | 18 November 1991 (Law No. 407-XII) |
| Coat of arms (Humo bird) | 2 July 1992 (Law No. 616-XII) |
| Anthem | 10 December 1992 (Law No. 768-XII) |
- Flag: 18 November 1991.
- Coat of arms: Humo bird, 2 July 1992.
- Anthem: 1992, lyrics by A. Oripov. It was approved on 10 December 1992, and the music is by M. Burhonov.
- Flag 1991, coat of arms and anthem 1992: do not mix up the dates.
- Colors of the flag: blue, white, green, with thin red stripes. The upper blue band contains a white crescent and 12 stars: arranged in three rows of 3, 4 and 5.
- Capital: the city of Tashkent (Constitution, Article 6). State language: Uzbek (Article 4).
Citizenship
- Citizen: a person who has a legal bond with the state.
- Grounds for acquiring citizenship (Law on Citizenship, Article 13): birth, adoption, admission, restoration. That is, by birth, when a child is adopted, through admission to citizenship (naturalization), and as a result of its restoration.
- All citizens have equal rights and freedoms and are equal before the law (Constitution, Article 19).