his honour, dignity, and interference in his private life, and shall be guaranteed inviolability of the home. No one may enter a home, carry out a search or an examination, or violate the privacy of correspondence and telephone conversations, except on lawful grounds and in accordance with the procedure prescribed by law. - Article 28: Any citizen of the Republic of Uzbekistan shall have the right to freedom of movement on the territory of the Republic, as well as a free entry to and exit from it, except in the events specified by law. - Article 29: Everyone shall be guaranteed freedom of thought, speech and convictions. Everyone shall have the right to seek, obtain and disseminate any information, except that which is directed against the existing constitutional system and in some other instances specified by law. Freedom of opinion and its expression may be restricted by law if any state or other secret is involved. - Article 30: All state bodies, public associations and officials in the Republic of Uzbekistan shall allow any citizen access to documents, resolutions and other materials, relating to their rights and interests. - Article 31''': Freedom of conscience is guaranteed to all. Everyone shall have the right to profess or not to profess any religion. Any compulsory imposition of religion shall be impermissible. Other chapters Human rights, freedoms, and obligations are the subject of Chapters V through XI (Articles 18–52) Social and family institutions are the subject of Chapters XIII and XIV (Articles 56–67) The legislative branch (Oliy Majlis) is dealt with in Chapter XVIII (Articles 76–88) The institution of the President is the subject of Chapter XIX (Articles 89-97) The executive branch (the Cabinet of Ministers) is the subject of Chapter XX (Article 98) Local government is dealt with in Chapter XXI (Articles 99–105) The judicial branch is the subject of XXII and XXIV (Articles 106–116, 118–121) The electoral system is described in Article 117 The procedure for changing the Constitution is set forth in Part 6 (Articles 127–128) References The Constitution of the Republic of Uzbekistan, in: Constitutions of the Participating Countries of the CIS'', Russian Institute of Legislation and Comparative Law, Normal Publishing House, Moscow (2001), pp. 593–626. Constitution of the Republic of Uzbekistan with 2003 amendments https://web.archive.org/web/20110907021531/http://www.andijan.uz/ENG/enginson.shtml - Constitution http://www.ksu.uz/en/page/index/id/5 - The Constitutional Court of Uzbekistan External links Uzbekistan Government of Uzbekistan Law of Uzbekistan