Socio-Psychological Mechanisms of Child Protection From Violence: International Experience and the Practice of Uzbekistan.
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20832749Ключевые слова:
child protection, violence against children, socio-psychological mechanisms, psychosocial support, child rehabilitation, UzbekistanАннотация
Violence against children remains a serious global problem that negatively affects their psychological wellbeing,
development, and social adaptation. Effective child protection systems require integrated socio-psychological
mechanisms that combine prevention, intervention, and rehabilitation services. This article analyzes the socio-psychological
mechanisms of child protection from violence through a comparative review of international experience and the
practice of Uzbekistan.
The findings indicate that effective child protection systems are based on multidisciplinary cooperation, early intervention,
psychosocial support, and child-centered approaches. Recent reforms in Uzbekistan have strengthened the institutional
and legal foundations of child protection, while further development of specialized psychological services remains necessary.
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