Feruza Eshmatova emphasized that this institute, one of the first to be introduced in Uzbekistan on a CIS scale, is currently a full member of authoritative international organizations. It was noted that in subsequent years, human rights and freedoms have been recognized as the highest value in our country, consistent reforms have been conducted in this area, and the powers of the Ombudsman institution have been expanded in the updated Constitution. It was noted that as a result of fundamental alterations, the institute became a kind of bridge between the state and society in guaranteeing the rights of citizens.

At the round table, data was presented on the work of the Ombudsman and his regional representatives in dealing with appeals from the population. It's emphasized that  reforms aimed at glorifying human value in society require employees of internal affairs bodies, among all areas, to organize activities based on populist mechanisms. Recommendations were made on individual issues awaiting resolution, priority requirements and challenges facing system managers.

On the same day, the Authorized Person of the Oliy Majlis for Human Rights got in touch with the head of the Academy, Rustam Khatamov. At the meeting, an exchange of views took place on issues of further strengthening cooperation. It was noted that a new system has been introduced in the system of internal affairs bodies, aimed at working in close cooperation with the population; further improvement of the activities of lower levels of the system is becoming important. The parties agreed to cooperate with the Ombudsman Institute to organize training courses in current areas for students and practicing professionals.

At the end of the meeting, Feruza Eshmatova got acquainted with modern educational processes and specific approaches to training management personnel for the current sphere.

Press Service of the Authorized Person of the Oliy Majlis for Human Rights (Ombudsman)