This article provides a comprehensive analysis of modern mechanisms for protecting the rights of women and children in Uzbekistan, with particular attention to their legal, institutional, and social foundations. The study examines the key priorities of state policy aimed at ensuring the rights and legitimate interests of women and children and protecting them from pressure, violence, discrimination, exploitation, and other unlawful acts. Particular attention is paid to the development of national legislation and the role of public administration bodies, law enforcement agencies, educational and social protection institutions, and civil society organizations in safeguarding the rights of women and children.

women’s rights, children’s rights, human rights, legal protection, violence, pressure, domestic violence, gender equality, child protection, social protection, legal mechanisms, institutional mechanisms, prevention, rehabilitation, Uzbekistan’s experience.

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