Stop violence: new law and global partnership
Uzbekistan
Uzbekistan is strengthening measures to protect children: the country has officially joined the Bogotá Call to Action international initiative, which unites more than 100 states in the fight against violence against children.
Uzbekistan officially joins the Bogotá Call to Action, a global initiative aimed at protecting children from violence. This was announced at a roundtable titled "Eliminating Violence Against Children: Global Initiatives and Uzbekistan's Prospects," organized in collaboration with the Social Protection Agency and UNICEF.
"Bogotá Call to Action" is an international movement supported by more than 100 countries, aimed at creating a safe environment for every child and preventing all forms of violence.
Additionally, it became known that a new law "On Protection of Children from All Forms of Violence" comes into force in Uzbekistan starting May. The document establishes state obligations to ensure the systematic protection of children's rights and provides for specific mechanisms to counter violence.
According to the First Deputy Director of the Agency for Social Protection, this step will become an important step in strengthening the national policy in the field of children's rights and integrating international standards into the country's legislation.
"Bogotá Call to Action" is an international movement supported by more than 100 countries, aimed at creating a safe environment for every child and preventing all forms of violence.
Additionally, it became known that a new law "On Protection of Children from All Forms of Violence" comes into force in Uzbekistan starting May. The document establishes state obligations to ensure the systematic protection of children's rights and provides for specific mechanisms to counter violence.
According to the First Deputy Director of the Agency for Social Protection, this step will become an important step in strengthening the national policy in the field of children's rights and integrating international standards into the country's legislation.
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