In Tashkent, in the Mirzo-Ulugbek district, on October 1st of this year, a tragic incident occurred that deeply affected the local population. Reports spread on social media about a boy with disabilities being brutally beaten in one of Tashkent's vocational schools. Photos attached to the reports show the boy's eyes and face, as well as various parts of his body bruised.
The Event and Details
A complaint was submitted to the Children’s Ombudsman by a woman born in 1985, named H.G.. According to her, in September of this year, a child with a 2nd group disability, R.F., who was attending a vocational school in the Mirzo-Ulugbek district of Tashkent, was subjected to various physical violence.
Physical Violence and Its Consequences
According to the complainant, the physical abuse inflicted on her child caused significant harm to his physical condition and health. Bruises and swelling were clearly visible on the child's body. The Children’s Ombudsman is continuing to monitor the situation and has maintained regular contact with the boy's mother.
Investigation and Security Measures
Currently, the Internal Affairs Department of Tashkent is conducting a pre-investigation into the incident. A forensic medical examination has been ordered to determine the extent of the injuries sustained. The Children’s Ombudsman continues to observe the case and take action accordingly.
Social Protection and Assistance
This incident highlights the need for support regarding issues of civil society and social protection. It is known that a special working group has been formed by the National Agency for Social Protection to investigate the situation. The group members have visited the scene of the incident and are thoroughly studying the causes and details of what happened. The group continues to work on making decisions and taking appropriate actions.
Additional Information
This case has led to family legal and social problems. It has become one of the most important issues in the country for ensuring social justice and the protection of children’s rights.
The work of investigative bodies and the interest of assistants continue to influence, and both international and local authorities are continuing to take appropriate measures.
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