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1992, June 29 | |
Increased harassment of Uzbekistan's opposition parties culminated in an attack on two leaders of the Birlik (Unity) movement. | 1 |
Aug. 7 | |
The government established a Central Bank of Uzbekistan. | 2 |
Dec. 8 | |
The Supreme Soviet adopted a new constitution promising freedom of thought, conscience, and religious convictions; a multiparty democracy; and respect for human rights. | 3 |
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