Until Afghanistan’s new constitution was adopted in 2004, the country’s basic legal framework consisted of its 1964 constitution and existing laws and regulations to the extent that they were in accordance with the Bonn Agreement of 2001 and with international treaties to which Afghanistan was a party.
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