Constitution of Turkey

The Constitution of Turkey is the highest legal document that sets the foundation for the country's government, laws, and rights. It establishes Turkey as a democratic, secular, and unitary state, guarantees basic freedoms like speech and religion, and defines the structure of government, including the roles of the President, Parliament, and judiciary. The constitution also protects fundamental human rights and states principles for justice and equality. It can only be amended through a specific legal process, ensuring stability and adherence to these core principles. Overall, it provides the legal framework that guides how Turkey functions as a nation.