Kibermakonda bolalarni himoya qilish: O‘zbekiston qonunchiligini xalqaro standartlarga moslashishi

This article analyzes the implementation of international legal norms into Uzbekistan's national legislation to combat cybercrimes against children. The study examines constitutional principles, international treaties, and specialized normative acts aimed at protecting children in the digital environment. Laws on guarantees of child rights, protection from harmful information, and protection from all forms of violence are critically evaluated. Research demonstrates that although Uzbekistan has created legislation aligned with international standards, serious deficiencies exist in combating transnational cybercrimes, preserving digital evidence, and international cooperation. Current norms prove inadequate for addressing modern cybercrimes such as cyber-grooming, cyberbullying, and exploitation through live streaming. The article presents practical recommendations for improving legislation, international cooperation mechanisms, digital forensic methods, and enhancing institutional capacity.

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