Paragraphs 9, 19, and 30 of the Administrative Regulation approved by Resolution No. 354 of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated June 25, 2024.
Paragraphs 9, 19, and 30 of the Administrative Regulation approved by Resolution No. 354 of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated June 25, 2024.
All advocacy, legal, and consultative assistance provided by “Inson” centers and rehabilitation centers is carried out entirely free of charge.
Based on paragraph 19 of the Regulation, “expert consultant services on legal matters” from among the center’s staff will be assigned to her. The consultant explains to the woman which court to approach and the correct procedure for filing a claim.
In accordance with paragraph 30 of the Regulation, providing “legal and other services” to women accommodated in the center is a mandatory duty of the center. The center’s lawyers assist in preparing court documents to protect the woman’s rights.
Sub-paragraph “v” of paragraph 9 of the Regulation states that “Inson” centers are required to provide “legal services to affected women in accordance with the legislation.” In practice, preparing applications and lawsuits for court falls precisely within the scope of these legal services.
No, the funds are provided as a monthly allowance; however, the social worker checks the child’s provision during monitoring (Appendix 3).
When the child turns 18, if the patronage contract is terminated, or if the child is returned to their parents (Appendix 6).
Foster parents (patronage) are paid:
• 1.5 times the minimum wage (MROT) monthly for the care and maintenance costs of each foster child;
• 3 times the minimum wage (MROT) once a year for the purchase of clothing and footwear for foster children.
By transferring money monthly to the foster parents’ bank card or personal account.
Starting from 2025, from the funds allocated to the National Agency for Social Protection from the republican budget (Clause 2).