An online meeting on February 28, 2024, facilitated by PCUz, brought together the children’s ombudsmen of Uzbekistan and Finland. They exchanged insights on child protection and discussed Uzbekistan’s new law aimed at safeguarding children against violence. The meeting highlighted potential cooperation and effective practices in ensuring children’s rights.
On February 28, 2024, Project Coordinator in Uzbekistan (PCUz) organized an online meeting between the children’s ombudsmen of Uzbekistan and Finland. During the meeting, Surayyo Rakhmonova, Uzbekistan’s Children’s Rights Commissioner, discussed the implications of Uzbekistan’s new law titled “On Protection of Children from All Forms of Violence” and sought insights into the Finnish institution’s authority and practices. The law aims to prevent violence against children, safeguard child victims, and promote family well-being.
The online meeting facilitated by PCUz underscored the commitment of both Uzbekistan and Finland to enhance child protection. By exchanging experiences and discussing effective practices, both countries aim to strengthen their responses to violations of children’s rights. This collaboration reflects the importance of international cooperation in addressing child protection issues.
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