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Legal clinic of the Tashkent State University of Law.
Our goal:
We strive to ensure the harmony of theoretical knowledge of university students with practice, develop students' practical skills, and provide impartial legal advice to individuals and legal entities.
Today we maintain close cooperation with the world's leading educational and research institutions, international organizations and legal clinics, including but not limited to the Association of Legal Clinics of Kyrgyzstan, the Eurasia Foundation, the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), Street Law Inc, the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) and New York University Syracuse (New York Syracuse).
The legal clinic also cooperates with the Youth Union of Uzbekistan, the Interlex law firm, the Association of Volunteers of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the national movement “Yuksalish”, the World Youth Association of Uzbekistan, the non-governmental non-profit organization “Mehr ko’zda”, the non-governmental non-profit organization of the public association of disabled people in Tashkent “SHAROIT” PLYUS" and the non-governmental non-profit organization "Madad".
In 2023, the legal clinic reviewed a total of 2,462 applications. Out of these, 1,259 applications were submitted online by citizens, while 1,203 cases were brought in person, directly to the legal clinic.
The students of the Legal Clinic, in collaboration with university teaching staff, actively organize various promotional events and on-site citizen receptions with the slogan, "Our priority is to enhance society's legal awareness and culture."
Our projects:
- Street Law Project; https://t.me/tsulstreetlaw / https://www.facebook.com/tsulstreetlaw?mibextid=9R9pXO
- Competition “The Best Clinician”;
- Competition “Best Legal Video”;
- Intellectual game “Huquqiy zakovat;
- Work with citizens' appeals;
- Organization of online consultations.
Our page on social media:
Based on the analysis of appeals and on-site receptions, a number of small practical manuals on the most pressing legal issues have been prepared.
Today, training seminars are organized in various government agencies, as well as on-site receptions for citizens.
Our employees:
- Narziev Otabek Sadievich
Head of the Legal Clinic, Doctor of Law, Professor
- Aripbayeva Aygerim Baxtiyarovna
Methodist of the legal clinic
Reception dates: from Monday to Friday 10:00 -15:00.
Our address: Tashkent city, Sayilgoh street, 35, Tashkent State University of Law, Academic Building 1
Telegram bot for requests: @TDYU_Yuridik_klinika_bot
Contact number: 71 236 28 55, 1-1 (internal) / 71 233-66-36, 1114 (internal)
E-mail: lawclinic@tsul.uz
STREET LAW IN UZBEKISTAN!
Street Law Program was officially established in Uzbekistan on the basis of the Presidential Decree “On the fundamental improvement of the system of raising legal awareness and legal culture in society” dated January 9, 2019. In the early years, the project was launched by the Tashkent State Law University only in Tashkent. Initially, about 15 volunteers were involved, who conducted lessons in 5 schools.
Since 2020, Tashkent State Law University, in cooperation with Street Law Inc. (USA), succeeded in establishing a project throughout the country. Nowadays, the project is being implemented in Tashkent by the Tashkent State Law University and the Tashkent City Law College, and in the Republic of Karakalpakstan and the regions by 13 law colleges located in these administrative-territorial units.
Tashkent State University of Law coordinates project work throughout the country. The university provides methodological assistance to law colleges in the implementation of the project.
As of June 2021, in the 2020-2021 academic year, 610 volunteering students and 97 faculty members took part in the project throughout the republic. In particular, 20 faculty members and 96 students of the Tashkent State Law University took an active part in the project.
The project was implemented in 121 schools located in different regions of the country, 102 of which are located in the Republic of Karakalpakstan and in the regions. 7,250 schoolchildren joined the Street Law classes.
What topics are Street Law classes about?
Currently, the Street Law lessons are taught on the following topics:
1. Do you want to fight for your rights? Get to know them first! (Human rights).
2. Mr. Employer, do you agree to hire a minor employee? (Participation of minors in labor relations).
3. What will you do if the product you bought was defective? (Consumer protection).
4. I am also a full member of my family (The rights of minors in family relations).
5. Is there any responsibility for crimes among minors? (Crimes of minors and responsibility for them).
6. We are for life against corruption (Fight against corruption).
7. Nothing is forever! "nothing lasts forever!" (Environmental protection).
8. Be merciful to our little brothers! (Prevention of cruelty to animals).
What are the advantages of the project?
Street law project serves to form people with a high legal culture in our country by raising the level of legal knowledge and awareness of schoolchildren. The project helps students to find solutions to common legal situations that often occur in everyday life.
Through participation in the project, students develop life skills such as critical and analytical thinking, teamwork, stress and time management, communication. In addition, volunteering students acquire the skill of explaining the laws in a simple, understandable language for the people.
Social networks of TSUL Street Law Program:
Telegram: https://t.me/tsulstreetlaw
Instagram: http://instagram.com/tsulstreetlaw
Facebook: http://facebook.com/tsulstreetlaw
To make the most of students' leisure time, a number of clubs for creative people are set up at the Tashkent State Law University's Center of Spirituality and Enlightenment in 5 key areas of initiative. The clubs are here:
1. Club of merry and witty
2. "Vocal and Instrumental Ensemble" club
3. "Dance zone" dance club
4. Student's media club
5. Discovery club
6. ITC club
7. Club "WISE".
8. "TSUL COURT" club
9. Zucco book club
10. Debate Club
11. "YURITOR" clubYURITOR" club
12. Club "RISE YELLOW".
13. "GAFUR GULAM FOLLOWERS" club
14. Girls development
15. Sports clubs
By joining these clubs, you can fulfill your talents and aspirations and participate in university projects.
Contacts:
Narziev Otabek Sadievich (Director of the Legal Clinic)
Botyrjon Kosimov TSUL Law street project coordinator
Kamilla Dalabayeva TSUL Law street project activist (@kamilla_dalabaeva)
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