Within the framework of the 2026 Constitutional Reform, citizens' rights are being protected at a new level in line with new social and technological changes. For the first time, the new Constitution enshrines a specific norm on the protection of citizens' rights in the digital environment. This is an important step towards ensuring the inviolability of privacy in the context of the development of modern technologies.

The security of personal data in the digital space, protection of information from illegal use, and protection of the legal interests of citizens are becoming one of the main tasks of the state. In this regard, the Constitution has strengthened legal guarantees and established the principle of justice in the digital environment.

The reform also clarified the mechanisms of legal protection. The introduction of the "Miranda Rule" during detention allows citizens to know and protect their rights. The principle of prohibition of re-incrimination of a person to criminal or administrative liability was also established, strengthening the basis of fair justice.

Norms regarding the institution of the family have also taken on a new meaning. Marriage is recognized as a union between a man and a woman, and legal mechanisms aimed at protecting the rights and ensuring the safety of women have been strengthened.

Thus, the 2026 Constitutional Reform aims to comprehensively protect the rights and freedoms of citizens in line with the requirements of the digital era. These changes are aimed at strengthening the rule of law and increasing trust in society.