https://supportscience.uz/index.php/ojhpl/issue/feedOriental Journal of History, Politics and Law2026-05-01T16:30:41+00:00Supportscience LLCinfo@supportscience.uzOpen Journal Systems<p><strong>“Oriental Journal of History, Politics and Law</strong>” is a journal specializing in social sciences, a comprehensive coverage of scientific and practical innovations in social fields such as history, anthropology, ethnography, political science, jurisprudence, to better meet the needs of journalists in scientific news and information in the field of history, law and politics. Widespread and efficient use is its main goal. One of the main tasks is to publish information on the history, law and politics of the East, new and relevant to science.</p> <p>This scientific journal, which is published electronically, is published 12 times a year in Uzbek, English, and Russian.</p> <p>The journal publishes the best scientific and journalistic works of our country's authors, as well as the works of foreign authors on world politics and international law.</p>https://supportscience.uz/index.php/ojhpl/article/view/4016INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS FOR ENSURING THE PROCEDURAL RIGHTS OF MINORS AND A COMPARATIVE LEGAL ANALYSIS2026-05-01T16:30:41+00:00Jurabek Mukhtorovich Tojiyevadmin@supportscience.uz<p>The article provides a comparative legal analysis of international standards for ensuring the procedural rights of minors and their implementation in national legislation. It examines UN instruments, EU Directive 2016/800, the case-law of the European Court of Human Rights, as well as regulatory models in Germany, the United Kingdom, Russia, and several CIS countries. Three conceptual approaches are identified: the formal-normative, paternalistic, and functional (child-friendly justice) models. The study argues that international standards recognize minors not merely as objects of protection but as active procedural subjects whose views and psychological condition must have real influence on decision-making. It concludes that international standards should not be mechanically transplanted but substantively adapted and gradually implemented within the national legal framework.</p>2026-05-01T00:00:00+00:00Copyright (c) 2026 Jurabek Mukhtorovich Tojiyev