In recent years Uzbekistan has attached great importance to environmental issues and sustainable development. One of the key areas in this area is raising environmental awareness among the population. As part of this approach, Uzbekistan is actively implementing environmental education measures.
Article 4 of the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan "On Nature Protection" notes the compulsory nature protection education in all types of educational institutions. Decree of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan...
What is discrimination and how does it manifest itself?
Discrimination can be defined as the treatment of individuals belonging to a specific group or category in a manner that is less favourable than that accorded to others in comparable circumstances. Individuals may be subjected to discriminatory treatment on the basis of their age, disability, nationality, origin, political opinion, race, religion, gender, language, culture, or other grounds.
Discrimination, which is often the result of people's prejudices, renders individuals powerless, prevents them from becoming active citizens, restricts their ability to develop their skills, and in many cases prevents access to employment, healthcare, education, or housing.