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The author considers the adoption of a new Constitution of Russia to be inevitable and necessary. While highly appreciating the content, potential and direction of the constitutional changes of 2020, he is meanwhile convinced that further accelerated progress in this direction is urgently required. This is due to the fact that at least four fundamental provisions of the Basic Law are subject to radical revision up to their decisive and final cancellation. This refers to Part 2 of Article 9 of the Constitution, which allows private ownership of land and other natural resources, Part 2 of Article 13, which prohibits state ideology, Article 2 which proclaims man, his rights and freedoms to be the highest value, as well as Part 1 of Article 1, which declares Russia a democratic state.
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