South Ossetia
Governs itself

South Ossetia

Governs itself and is not a member of the United Nations.

Capital
Tskhinval
Population
56,520 (2022)
Area
3,900 km²
Photo: Rartat · Public domain

Law

The law that applies in South Ossetia, nearest first. Open one to read it and propose changes.

How its law is changed

The official ways for the people it applies to, not only its legislature, to change the law here, from the provisions that set them.

  • A bill introduced by a deputy

    Any one deputy of the Parliament, who holds the right of legislative initiative (as do the President, the Government, and the Constitutional Court, the Supreme Court, the Prosecutor General and the Central Electoral Commission on matters within their competence); citizens do not hold it themselves; no number of signatures is required

    The bill is put before the Parliament of the Republic of South Ossetia by a holder of the right of legislative initiative.

    Source: Art. 69, Constitution of the Republic of South Ossetia

What changed lately

149 laws of South Ossetia and the places above it took effect in the past twelve months. The newest:

Public budget

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Places in South Ossetia

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Names, identifiers and sources

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Other names
Республика Южная Осетия (ru)Хуссар Ирыстон (os)Südossetien (de)Ossétie du Sud-Alanie (fr)Ossezia del Sud (it)
Wikidata item
Q23427

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