Crimea’s Constitution

Crimea’s Constitution establishes it as a republic within Russia, defining its government structure, rights, and responsibilities. It ensures local self-governance, formalizes the roles of executive, legislative, and judicial branches, and emphasizes sovereignty and legal equality with Russia. The constitution also safeguards citizen rights, promotes local development, and aligns Crimea’s laws with Russian statutes. It serves as the fundamental legal framework guiding Crimea's political and social organization, asserting its affiliation with Russia while respecting regional governance.