Preferred family models in families with different income in Uzbekistan

16 days activism to prevent violence against women UN DP Uzbekistan Preferred family models in families with different income in Uzbekistan Where to go for help? 2% 6% 7% 个 會 partnership National Human Rights Center of the Republic of Uzbekistan 23% model 44% 41% The Centre has a dedicated Department for Public Relations that monitors the protection of rights, freedoms and legitimate interests of citizens through the study of citizen appeals. Employees of the department explain the rights and duties of citizens, the procedure of legal protection; provide free legal assistance, assistance in remedying human rights violations of citizens; studying causes of human rights violations, prepare recommendations to state authorities in order to prevent human rights violations. Citizens can send their applications, complaints or suggestions to the postal address of the Centre. The Department of Public Relations is open for visitors (except Saturday and Sunday). The Center provides free legal advice over the phone. (professionals) childcentered model 74% (raising children) 50% 52% patriarchal model (husband dominates in family) %24 high income 100029 , Tashkent, Independence Sq. 5/3 low average income income ☺ (+998 71 239 13 58 *Institute for social research under the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan, UNFPA, 2010 www.nhrc.uz Each year on average 292 000 marriages and 17 800 divorces are registered in Uzbekistan. [email protected] *Statistical bulletin „Women and Men in Uzbekistan 2007-2010" !! Quote Quote of the day „Our families often give preference to boys and girls do nof even get asked their opinions. They are raised with lower position and self-esteem, often girls are told that they cannot do this and that, it is not acceptable for girls, it is shameful. This leads to multiple complexes, girls do not believe in themselves and in their strength. It is very important to pay equal attention and give equal encouragement to both girls and boys in the family. And I would even say that in our families we need to praise and support the girls more". Shakhida Umarova, indispensable office aid, UNDP in Uzbekistan