BAKU, Azerbaijan, June 2. Uzbekistan
participated for the first time as a member of the 35th session of
the United Nations Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal
Justice, which focused on global security and justice challenges,
Head of the Presidential Administration, Saida Mirziyoyeva, wrote
on her Telegram account, Trend reports.
This year marked Uzbekistan’s first participation as a member of
the commission. The 35th session of the United Nations Commission
on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice brought together more than
1,500 senior officials and experts from 175 countries.
Speaking at the session, the Uzbek representative delivered a
national report outlining the country’s efforts to strengthen the
justice system, protect the rights of women and children, prevent
crime, and support youth development.
The address highlighted the growing transnational nature of
modern threats, including cybercrime, corruption, and domestic
violence. Officials emphasized that these challenges extend beyond
national borders and require coordinated international action.
Uzbekistan called for deeper dialogue, the exchange of best
practices, and expanded international cooperation to effectively
combat emerging forms of crime and promote public safety and
justice worldwide.
