Legal systems in Asia
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Law in Asia refers to the legal systems of Asian countries.
History[]
The preamble of the Constitution of India
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Countries[]
- Law of Afghanistan
- Law of Armenia
- Law of Azerbaijan
- Law of Bahrain
- Law of Bangladesh
- Law of Bhutan
- Law of China
- Law of the People's Republic of China
- Law of Hong Kong
- Law of Macau
- Law of the Republic of China(Taiwan)
- Law of Cyprus
- Law of East Timor
- Law of Georgia
- Law of India
- Law of Indonesia
- Law of Iran
- Law of Iraq
- Law of Israel
- Law of Japan
- Law of Jordan
- Law of Kazakhstan
- Law of North Korea
- Law of South Korea
- Law of Laos
- Law of Malaysia
- Law of Pakistan
- Law of the Philippines
- Law of Qatar
- Law of Russia
- Law of Saudi Arabia
- Law of Singapore
- Law of Sri Lanka
- Law of Thailand
- Law of Turkey
- Law of Vietnam
See also[]
- Legal systems of the world
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