Today, at the initiative of the Supreme Judicial Council, the Academy of Justice of the Republic of Uzbekistan hosted the presentation of the book “ADOLATNING BIR DILBARI”, dedicated to Dilbar Tukhtamishevna Murodova — Honored Lawyer of the Republic of Uzbekistan. The event brought together representatives of the judicial and legal system, including distinguished and sitting judges, trainees, as well as members of the media. The book provides a comprehensive account of Dilbar Murodova’s life journey, her many years of dedicated service in the judicial system, and her work in positions of significant responsibility. It also highlights her personal qualities — modesty, resilience, integrity, and unwavering commitment to the interests of society. Her professional path is portrayed not merely as a sequence of career advancements, but as a lifelong dedication and tireless pursuit of justice. The publication is intended not only for judges but also for a broader readership, offering compelling real-life examples that underscore the importance of justice, honesty, and responsibility. Undoubtedly, both the event and the book will serve as a powerful source of inspiration for young professionals and trainees.

An online meeting of the member states of the Turkic Judicial Training Network (TJTN) was held today. During the meeting, the chairmanship of TJTN for 2026 was transferred to the Republic of Uzbekistan. The decision was unanimously endorsed by all member states. 🗣 The chairmanship will be carried out by the Academy of Justice of the Republic of Uzbekistan in cooperation with the Law Enforcement Academy. 🇺🇿 The Academy of Justice has assumed this responsibility and will coordinate activities within the framework of the network. 📅 The next meeting is scheduled to be held in May this year in Tashkent. 💡 Background:TJTN was established on December 12, 2022, in Istanbul (Türkiye) and brings together judicial training institutions from the member and observer states of the Organization of Turkic States (OTS). The network regularly implements initiatives aimed at capacity building, knowledge exchange, and strengthening professional cooperation.

Today, representatives of the Academy of Justice of the Republic of Uzbekistan, led by the Rector, visited the University of Journalism and Mass Communications of Uzbekistan. During the meeting, the participants discussed issues related to the professional coverage of judicial activities in the media, as well as expanding cooperation between the fields of education, law, and media. As part of the meeting, the participants were introduced to the university’s material and technical facilities, media studios, and the organization of the educational process. As a result of the discussions, an agreement was reached to launch a specialized training course in “Judicial Journalism” for university students. According to the plan, 30 selected students will undergo training under the guidance of professors of the Academy of Justice, practicing judges, and media experts. The course will provide them with knowledge and practical skills related to the legal aspects of covering court proceedings, journalism standards, professional ethics, and the observance of the presumption of innocence. During the meeting, the university’s rector Sherzodxon Kudratkhoja proposed establishing specialized classrooms and practical training halls on the university campus designed to replicate the environment of court proceedings. The leadership of the Academy expressed its readiness to support this initiative.

On March 12, the Academy of Justice of the Republic of Uzbekistan hosted a meeting with a delegation from the International Commission of Jurists (ICJ). The meeting was attended by the ICJ delegation led by Regional Director Timur Shakirov, as well as the leadership of the Academy of Justice. During the meeting, the parties discussed the current state of their long-standing cooperation and exchanged views on further strengthening their partnership. In particular, the Academy of Justice proposed several initiatives aimed at expanding practical cooperation: — organizing training sessions in the “Moot Court” (courtroom simulation) format, enabling trainees to participate in simulated court hearings applying international human rights conventions; — introducing case-based learning, including the development of a database of key decisions of international human rights courts and conducting practical training on adapting these decisions to the judicial practice of the Republic of Uzbekistan; — preparing a textbook for judges and judicial candidates entitled “International Standards of Justice and Human Rights.” At the conclusion of the meeting, the parties expressed their readiness to further strengthen cooperation and implement the proposed initiatives in practice.

In Japan, mediation in family disputes (Japanese: chōtei) constitutes an integral component of the judicial system. Unlike the family legislation of Uzbekistan, Japanese law requires mandatory pre-trial mediation for certain categories of family disputes. The primary objective of this system is to preserve family relationships wherever possible and resolve conflicts through mutual agreement between the parties. One distinctive feature of the regulation of family relations in Japan is that they are governed by the Civil Code of Japan. The legal framework for mediation in family disputes is established by the Domestic Relations Case Procedure Act. This law was adopted in 2011 and entered into force in 2013, setting out procedural rules for the consideration of family-related cases. In particular, the Act regulates the mediation procedure in family disputes (chōtei), court proceedings, issues related to child custody and parental rights, as well as procedural matters concerning inheritance and kinship relations. Substantive legal norms governing family relations are mainly contained in the Civil Code of Japan, which establishes the legal foundations of family relations and recognizes mediation as a key stage in resolving family disputes. In Uzbekistan, mediation is also legally recognized in various fields. However, a distinctive feature of the Japanese model is the mandatory nature of mediation in certain categories of family disputes. Only when the parties fail to reach an agreement through mediation does the case proceed to court adjudication. These procedures are carried out by the Family Courts of Japan, which have been operating since 1949. The mediation process consists of several stages. Initially, one of the parties submits an application to the family court requesting mediation. The case is then examined by a mediation committee composed of one judge and two mediation advisors (mediators). The procedure is conducted in a confidential and closed format: the parties are first interviewed separately, after which efforts are made to facilitate a mutually acceptable settlement. If the parties reach an agreement during mediation, the settlement acquires the legal force of a court decision. The Japanese model of family mediation is distinguished by its integration into the judicial system, its focus on reconciliation within the family, the protection of confidentiality, and the legal enforceability of mediation agreements. According to statistical data, approximately 55% of family disputes in Japan are resolved through mediation, meaning that the parties reach an agreement without proceeding to a full court hearing. Japan’s experience demonstrates that mediation in family disputes represents an effective and institutionalized mechanism for dispute resolution. This system helps mitigate family conflicts, protect the interests of children, and reduce the workload of courts. In Uzbekistan, mediation is generally regulated by the Law “On Mediation”, while family relations are governed by the Family Code of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Although mediation may be applied in family disputes in practice, it is neither institutionalized nor mandatory as it is in Japan. The introduction of such experience into Uzbekistan’s family legislation could significantly contribute to preserving family relationships, promoting peaceful dispute resolution, and enhancing the overall effectiveness of the judicial system. Academy of Justice of the Republic of UzbekistanActing Associate Professor of the Department of Civil Law DisciplinesPhD in LawE.K. Sabirov

Bugun O‘zbekiston Respublikasi Sudyalar oliy kengashi tomonidan “10 mart – Xalqaro ayol sudyalar kuni” hamda O‘zbekiston sud tizimi tarixida ilk bor Ayol sudyalar assotsiatsiyasi tashkil etilganligi munosabati bilan tantanali bayram tadbiri, shuningdek “Odil sudlovni amalga oshirishda ayol sudyalar o‘rni” mavzusidagi xalqaro konferensiya o‘tkazildi. Mehr-oqibat, sadoqat va ezgulik manbai bo‘lgan xotin-qizlarni qo‘llab-quvvatlash, ularni asrab-avaylash Yangi O‘zbekiston davlat siyosatining eng ustuvor yo‘nalishlaridan biriga aylandi. Hozirgi paytda sud tizimida 246 nafar ayol sudya odil sudlovni amalga oshirishda faol ishtirok etmoqda. 2026-yil 27-fevral kuni Davlatimiz rahbarining bevosita tashabbusi va qo‘llab-quvvatlovi bilan mamlakatimizda ilk bor Ayol sudyalar assotsiatsiyasi tashkil etildi va tegishli tartibda ro‘yxatdan o‘tkazildi. Bundan ko‘zlangan asosiy maqsad – sud tizimida ayol sudyalarning o‘rni va rolini yanada mustahkamlash, ularning kasbiy salohiyatini oshirish, bu borada gender tenglikni ta’minlash orqali odil sudlov samaradorligini yanada yuksaltirish hisoblanadi. “Odil sudlovni amalga oshirishda ayol sudyalar o‘rni” mavzusidagi xalqaro konferensiyada bir qator xorijiy davlatlar, xususan Turkiya, Qozog‘iston, Qirg‘iziston va Ozarbayjonning Xalqaro ayol sudyalar assotsiatsiyalari vakillari ishtirok etdi. Konferensiyada sud-huquq tizimida ayol sudyalarning o‘rni va ahamiyatini yanada mustahkamlash, bu borada ilg‘or xorijiy amaliyotni tahlil qilish, tajriba almashish, gender tenglikni ta’minlash hamda odil sudlovni samarali amalga oshirish masalalari milliy va xalqaro ekspertlar tomonidan qizg‘in muhokama qilindi. Xalqaro ekspertlar faoliyati endi boshlanayotgan O‘zbekiston Ayol sudyalar assotsiatsiyasi adolat va qonun ustuvorligiga sodiq holda jamiyat ishonchiga munosib xizmat qilish, inson qadr-qimmatini himoya qilish hamda sud hokimiyati nufuzini yuksaltirish yo‘lida izchil faoliyat olib borishiga ishonch bildirdi.

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