The approvers of the amendment to the Constitution in 1989, who legalized Article 57 of the Constitution by establishing and including (absolute sovereignty), when amending Article 107 of the Constitution, which was approved with the number after Article 57, forgot that the last sentences of the phrase Remove this principle (the leader is equal to other people of the country before the laws).
In fact, according to Article 107, which is after Article 57, is the leader equal to other people before the laws?
Or according to Article 57 of the Constitution, the leader himself is governed by the law and his decrees precede the law, and as far as we know, the final resolution of the parliament of each country is called the law, and there is no other authority?
Abdollah Abdi
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