Xalqaro ayol sudyalar kuniga bag‘ishlangan tantanali uchrashuv bo‘lib o‘tdi Mamlakatimiz tarixida ilk bor O‘zbekiston ayol sudyalari assotsiatsiyasi tashkil etildi va men ushbu voqea munosabati bilan barchamizni samimiy qutlayman. Prezidentimiz tomonidan xotin-qizlar va bolalarni zo‘ravonlik hamda tazyiqlardan himoya qilishga qaratilgan muhim farmon qabul qilindi. Bu – inson taqdirini barbod qilib, jinoyatini “an’ana” niqobi ostiga yashirishga, mavqei yoki mansabi bilan xaspo‘shlashga urinayotgan kimsalarga qarshi murosasiz qadamdir. Bu borada sudyalar hal qiluvchi o‘ringa ega: qonun shunday ishlashi kerakki, jinoyatchi uchun bahona ham, “tuynuk” ham qolmasin. Bunga erishish uchun sudyalar, huquqni muhofaza qiluvchi va tergovga qadar tekshiruv organlari faoliyatining samaradorligi, mas’uliyati yanada oshiriladi hamda zo‘ravonlikning har qanday holatiga real huquqiy baho berilishi ta’minlanadi. Birinchi bor aynan ushbu xalqaro sana munosabati bilan ayol sudyalarimiz davlat mukofotlari bilan taqdirlandilar. Men buni qat’iyati va halolligi bilan odil sudlovni amalga oshirayotgan insonlarga bo‘lgan yuksak hurmat ifodasi, deb bilaman. Zo‘ravonlik atrofdagilar sukuti va mazlumlarning qo‘rquvi ortiga aslo yashirina olmasligi kerak. Biz ana shunday muhitni barpo etishni maqsad qilganmiz.

At the Academy of Justice of the Republic of Uzbekistan, a master class and a working meeting were held with international artificial intelligence expert, Professor (DSc) Said Gulyamov. As part of the event, a master class entitled “Artificial Intelligence in the Justice System: From Global Standards to the National Model of the Republic of Uzbekistan” was delivered. Participants received detailed insights into modern AI capabilities, practical mechanisms for implementing AI technologies, as well as global trends and innovations. During the subsequent meeting with the Academy’s leadership, discussions focused on the phased introduction of artificial intelligence technologies into the judicial system and educational processes. In particular, the expert proposed the development of AI-based educational modules for specific academic disciplines. The parties reached an agreement to jointly develop and implement these modules. Furthermore, Said Gulyamov expressed his readiness to deliver future lectures and practical sessions for Academy trainees and participants of professional development courses. The meeting marked an important step toward strengthening an innovative educational environment and integrating artificial intelligence technologies into the judicial and legal sphere.

2026-yil 1-sentabrdan Odil sudlov akademiyasida xalqaro va milliy ekspertlarni jalb qilgan holda sudyalar uchun “Jinoyatdan jabrlangan ayollar va bolalar bilan ishlashning o‘ziga xos protsessual jihatlari” maxsus o‘quv dasturi tashkil etiladi. "Ayollar va bolalar huquqlarining himoyasini kuchaytirish hamda ularga nisbatan tazyiq va zo‘ravonlik holatlarining oldini olish bo‘yicha qo‘shimcha tashkiliy-huquqiy choralar to‘g‘risida"gi O‘zbekiston Respublikasi Prezidentining Farmonidan 

A representative of the Academy of Justice of the Republic of Uzbekistan participated in professional development courses on civil law reform held in Tokyo, Japan, from 16 to 26 February 2026, with the support of the international organization JICA. During the seminars and training sessions, Japanese professors and lecturers delivered sessions on the following topics:— generative artificial intelligence and copyright;— legal regulation of digital platforms;— non-contractual obligations (tort law) and protection of non-property rights;— choice of applicable law;— the role and responsibilities of the judiciary in protecting rights, as well as preventive legal support;— state participation in civil legal relations. In addition, as part of the official visit, the delegation visited the Ministry of Justice of Japan and became acquainted with the activities of its Bureau of Judicial Affairs. Members of the Uzbekistan delegation also held a meeting with the Ambassador of the Republic of Uzbekistan to Japan, Mukhsinsoja Abdurakhmonov. At the conclusion of the seminars and training sessions, participants were awarded certificates confirming the successful completion of the “Civil Law” cooperation program.

Today, modern education is not limited to the mere transfer of information. At the Academy of Justice of the Republic of Uzbekistan, open and innovative classes being introduced demonstrate a new format based on collaboration, analysis, and practical thinking. One such session was organized for trainees majoring in Criminal Law. A master class on “Specific Features of Performing the Lawyer’s Function in Court Proceedings” was conducted by S. Karimov, a lawyer at LegalLens AB, where theoretical knowledge was reinforced with practical examples. The session was held in a format rich in open dialogue and analysis, enabling trainees to draw important practical conclusions about the lawyer’s defense function and professional approaches in judicial proceedings.

By Presidential Decree dated January 5, 2026, President Shavkat Mirziyoyev of the Republic of Uzbekistan has introduced a completely new — integrated and targeted — system for creating a safe environment in the country’s mahallas. This document continues the reforms launched in 2025 and aims to reduce crime and improve mechanisms for preventing offenses at the local level. Experience of 2025 — positive outcomes The decree notes that measures implemented in 2025 led to a nearly 1.5-fold reduction in crime in mahallas. This indicates the correct direction of the social prevention system. The main task now is to consolidate these results and ensure a sustainable system. Key objectives of the decree The new decree sets the following priority directions: Significant crime reduction through targeted prevention Each mahalla will conduct an in-depth analysis of the criminal situation, identify root causes, and apply individual preventive measures as a priority. Scientific study of crimes among women and youth Crimes within family relationships will be examined using the principle “scientific conclusion — recommendation — result,” with practical mechanisms for early prevention developed. Rapid response and electronic monitoring system A system for quick response to illegal acts will be established, with broad implementation of modern ICT and artificial intelligence technologies. Assigning mahallas “by name” In 2026, mahallas with high criminal risk will be assigned to specific responsible leaders and organizations: Mahallas in the “red” category — under district and regional leaders; Areas in critical condition for many years — under law enforcement and scientific institutions; Areas with high female criminality — under family and women’s affairs, healthcare, and justice agencies. This approach strengthens personal accountability and the principle “responsible — results.” “Social Prevention Week” — a new practical mechanism According to the attached Regulations, “Social Prevention Week” will be regularly held in mahallas. Activities include:   Individual work with social prevention targets; Job fairs to address unemployment; Legal advice and mobile receptions; Targeted work with troubled families; Promotion of a healthy lifestyle. “Mahalla yettiligi” forms clear conclusions and directs them for implementation. Week results are widely covered by media and social networks. Digital systems implementation The Ministry of Internal Affairs is tasked with: Accepting citizen requests in real-time via staff tablets; Developing the “My Inspector” mobile application; Implementing the “E-Troubled Family” module under the “E-Social Prevention” system; Expanding the work of mahalla law enforcement units. This reduces human error, increases transparency, and ensures rapid response. Rule of law and strict oversight The decree establishes strict measures against concealment of crimes, misclassification, or failure to record requests. Personal responsibility is assigned to all levels of prosecution and law enforcement heads. Results are critically reviewed monthly and quarterly, with mechanisms for rewards or disciplinary action applied. Core principle: “Prosperous and Safe Mahalla” The decree emphasizes shared responsibility of the mahalla, local government, social services, and community for safety. With PQ-1, creating a safe environment in mahallas has reached a new stage. Prevention is now the main tool, with digital monitoring, personal accountability, and community involvement as key pillars. Implementation of this decree will ensure sustainable safety, public satisfaction, and strengthen the rule of law in society.   Khamid AKMALOV Staff Member, Academy of Justice of the Republic of Uzbekistan, Master’s Degree student, Tashkent State University of Law

As part of efforts to integrate educational and research activities with international experience, practice-oriented training sessions have been organized at the Academy of Justice. In particular, lectures for participants of professional retraining programs have commenced with the participation of Professor Raimundas Kalesnykas of Kazimieras Simonavicius University (Lithuania). The sessions focused on ethical standards and professional requirements in judicial proceedings, as well as on the study of standards applied in foreign jurisdictions. The training was conducted in the form of open and interactive discussions, incorporating the analysis of practical cases and comparative legal approaches. These educational and research-based sessions aim to enhance participants’ professional knowledge and practical skills, foster a strong culture of compliance with ethical standards in judicial practice, and improve professional qualifications through the application of international best practices.

At the Academy of Justice of the Republic of Uzbekistan, under the leadership of the Rector and Vice-Rectors, issues related to improving academic publishing in line with modern requirements were thoroughly reviewed. Work has commenced to fundamentally enhance the concept of the “Odillik mezoni” journal, particularly to align it with the requirements of Scopus and Web of Science.

Today, a meeting dedicated to further improving and developing the activities of the Academy of Justice of the Republic of Uzbekistan was held in the Academy’s conference hall. The meeting was attended by the Academy’s leadership, management staff, heads of departments, and faculty members. During the meeting, the results of the monitoring conducted by the Presidential Administration regarding the implementation of Presidential Decree No. DP-141  were comprehensively reviewed. At the meeting, special measures aimed at developing the Academy’s activities were developed, and responsible executors as well as specific implementation deadlines were determined. It was also noted that the issues that became the subject of discussion on social media, as well as every opinion, proposal, and critical remark, would be thoroughly examined and addressed through concrete measures. The need to further improve control mechanisms in educational, scientific, and organizational processes was emphasized. It was emphasized that the Academy’s activities will continue to be developed consistently in line with ongoing reforms, based on the principles of openness, transparency, and consideration of public opinion.