The functions of the National Human Rights Centre of Uzbekistan can be subdivided into the following directions:
— preparation of national reports on fulfilment of international conventions on human rights, national plans and programmes of actions in the field of human rights and freedoms;
— preparation of recommendations for state bodies on the issues of human rights, provision of consultations and coordination of their activity in this sphere;
— cooperation with non-governmental human rights organisations, provision of consultations in the field of human rights, stimulating and coordination of social initiatives in this sphere;
— development of the strategy for formation of legal culture of population, creation of data base on the issues of human rights and freedoms, publication of the literature on human rights;
— development of cooperation of the Republic of Uzbekistan with international and national organisations in the field of human rights, realisation of joint projects, development of international agreements.
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The main tasks of the National Human Rights Centre of Uzbekistan can be subdivided into the following directions:
— development of national action plan and the strategy for realisation of provisions of the Constitution, laws and generally recognized international legal norms in the field of human rights;
— development of cooperation of the Republic of Uzbekistan with international and national organisations in the field of human rights;
— preparation of national reports on observance and protection of human rights in the Republic of Uzbekistan;
— execution of consultative functions for the bodies of state authority and administration, as well as public associations on human rights;
— coordination of activities of state bodies on teaching, propaganda, publication of educational-methodical literature in the field of promotion and protection of human rights;
— creation of data base on realisation and development of human rights in the Republic of Uzbekistan;
— preparation of recommendations for the state bodies on improvement of their activity in the field of observance and protection of human rights;
— conducting and organisation of research on different aspects of promotion and protection of human rights.
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