CONSTITUTIONAL LAW OF THE REPUBLIC OF TAJIKISTAN

of November 3, 1995 No. 94

About legal regime of emergency state

Article 1.

Emergency state is the temporary measure announced according to the Constitution of the Republic of Tajikistan providing particular legal regime of the activities of public authorities, local government bodies, companies, organizations and organizations which are temporarily allowing the restrictions established by this constitutional Law in implementation of constitutional rights and freedoms of citizens, and also the rights of legal entities and assigning to them subsidiary duties.

State of emergency can be imposed under condition:

1) the natural disasters, accidents and catastrophic crashes, epidemics, epizooty creating threat of life and to health of the population;

2) the mass violations of law and order creating real threat to the rights and freedoms of citizens;

3) attempts of capture of the government or change of the constitutional system of the Republic of Tajikistan in the violent way;

4) infringement of territorial integrity of the state menacing to change of its borders;

5) need of recovery of the constitutional law and order and activities of public authorities.

Article 2.

Emergency state in all territory of the Republic of Tajikistan or certain areas appears the Presidential decree of the Republic of Tajikistan with its immediate introduction on approval of joint sitting of Majlisi milli and Majlisi namoyandagon and the message in the United Nations. The presidential decree of the Republic of Tajikistan about introduction of emergency state affirms on joint sitting of Majlisi milli and Majlisi namoyandagon of Majlisi Oli of the Republic of Tajikistan no later than in three-day time from the moment of its introduction in force.

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