Constitution of Belarus

The Constitution of Belarus is the country's fundamental law, establishing its government structure, rights, and responsibilities. It defines Belarus as a presidential republic where the President has significant authority, including appointing officials and representing the nation. The Constitution guarantees basic rights like freedom of speech and religion but also emphasizes state sovereignty and national security. It outlines the separation of powers among the executive, legislative, and judicial branches, ensuring a framework for governance. Overall, it serves as the legal foundation guiding Belarus's political system, laws, and civil rights.