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Adolat (Uzbek Адолат, literally Justice) is a political party in Uzbekistan. Formerly a religiously-minded opposition party, it has become one of four legal parties represented in the Supreme Assembly (Oliy Majlis), Uzbekistan's parliament.

References

1. Grodsky, Brian (2007). "Resource Dependency and Political Opportunity: Explaining the Transformation from Excluded Political Opposition Parties to Human Rights Organizations in Post-Communist Uzbekistan". Government and Opposition. 42 (1): 96–120.

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