OSCE Project Co-ordinator in Uzbekistan
Established on 1 July 2006, the Co-ordinator implements projects across all three OSCE dimensions, supporting reforms in the rule of law, good governance, human rights, gender equality, media freedom, counter-terrorism, sustainable development, environment and youth engagement.
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Model OSCE 2026 brings Central Asian youth together in Tashkent
Central Asian Model OSCE 2026
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Justice without re-traumatization: Uzbekistan trains specialists to work with child victims of violence
When children who have experienced violence enter the justice system, they need to feel safe, heard and protected. If a child feels comfortable giving testimony, understands what is happening, and is protected from secondary victimization depends greatly on the professionals they meet, including judges and prosecutors. Child-friendly justice means making justice processes more understandable, timely, accessible, age-appropriate and focused on the rights, safety and needs of every child. In line with Presidential Decree No.
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Round table charts path for preventing femicide
On 25 June 2026, representatives from the judiciary, law enforcement, civil society and international organizations gathered at the National Center for Human Rights (NCHR) in Tashkent for a round table to discuss current approaches to preventing violence against women and strengthening the protection of women’s rights.The round table, titled “Legal Mechanisms for the Prevention of Femicide: From International Standards to National Practice” was organized by the OSCE Project Co-ordinator in Uzbekistan (PCUz) in co-operation with the NCHR.
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