Russian Constitution was adopted by Russian Federation in 1993. The Preamble to the constitution states that it will focus on providing equal justice to the people of the land. Justice and peace will be maintained in the country so that harmonious state of affair prevail.
According to the
Constitution of Russia, the country shall function under federal system of government. The nature of the state shall be democratic. The country of Russia will be also recognized as the Russian Federation. The Russian Constitution also allows the functioning of local self governments in the country.
The citizens of the country are provided with fundamental rights and certain liberties under the law of the land. The country will act as a sovereign nation where the power and participation of people will be respected. Legal disputes in the country are to be treated under the federal law of the country. The law of the country treats all citizens equally.
Sections of Russian Federation Constitution
Russian Federation Constitution is divided into two parts. The first section of the Constitution of Russia deals with the following:
- The Russian Federation
- The Fundamentals of the Constitutional System
- The Federal Assembly
- The President of Russian Federation
- The Rights and Liberties of Man and Citizen
- The Government of the Russian Federation
- Constitutional Amendments and Revisions
- The Judiciary
- Local Self Government
The second section of the Constitution of Russian Federation consist of
- Concluding and Transitional Provisions
