Constitution of the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan (1987)

Target entity: Constitution of the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan (1987)
Context triple: [National Assembly (Democratic Republic of Afghanistan), constitutionalBasis, Constitution of the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan (1987)]

• A. 1964 Constitution of Afghanistan
  The 1964 Constitution of Afghanistan was a landmark royal-era charter that established a constitutional monarchy, introduced a parliamentary system, and expanded civil rights, shaping Afghan governance until it was later replaced by subsequent constitutions.
• B. 2004 Constitution of Afghanistan
  The 2004 Constitution of Afghanistan was the supreme law that established Afghanistan as an Islamic republic with a presidential system, defining the structure of government, citizens’ rights, and the country’s post-Taliban political order.
• C. Constitution of the Tajik SSR
  The Constitution of the Tajik SSR was the fundamental law that defined the political structure, governance, and socialist legal framework of the Tajik Soviet Socialist Republic within the USSR.
• D. Reforms of the 1923 Constitution of Afghanistan
  The Reforms of the 1923 Constitution of Afghanistan were a series of modernizing legal and political changes introduced under King Amanullah Khan to centralize authority, promote civil rights, and reduce traditional and tribal influences in Afghan governance.
• E. Constitution of 1979
  The Constitution of 1979 is the founding legal charter that created the Republic of the Marshall Islands as a self-governing democratic state, defining its governmental structure, powers, and fundamental rights.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Constitution of the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan (1987)
Target entity description: The Constitution of the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan (1987) was the fundamental law adopted under President Mohammad Najibullah that restructured the socialist Afghan state, introduced limited political pluralism, and defined the powers of its government institutions during the late 1980s.

• A. 1964 Constitution of Afghanistan
  The 1964 Constitution of Afghanistan was a landmark royal-era charter that established a constitutional monarchy, introduced a parliamentary system, and expanded civil rights, shaping Afghan governance until it was later replaced by subsequent constitutions.
• B. 2004 Constitution of Afghanistan
  The 2004 Constitution of Afghanistan was the supreme law that established Afghanistan as an Islamic republic with a presidential system, defining the structure of government, citizens’ rights, and the country’s post-Taliban political order.
• C. Constitution of the Tajik SSR
  The Constitution of the Tajik SSR was the fundamental law that defined the political structure, governance, and socialist legal framework of the Tajik Soviet Socialist Republic within the USSR.
• D. Reforms of the 1923 Constitution of Afghanistan
  The Reforms of the 1923 Constitution of Afghanistan were a series of modernizing legal and political changes introduced under King Amanullah Khan to centralize authority, promote civil rights, and reduce traditional and tribal influences in Afghan governance.
• E. Constitution of 1979
  The Constitution of 1979 is the founding legal charter that created the Republic of the Marshall Islands as a self-governing democratic state, defining its governmental structure, powers, and fundamental rights.
• F. None of above. chosen