INTERNATIONAL BILATERAL COOPERATION OF THE REPUBLIC OF UZBEKISTAN IN THE PROTECTION OF MIGRANT RIGHTS

Authors

  • Amirkulova Parinamoi Behbud Amirkulova Parinamoi Behbud Author

Keywords:

Labor Migration, Bilateral Treaties, Migrant Rights, Legal Assistance, Pre-Departure Training.

Abstract

This research analyzes the evolution of Uzbekistan’s bilateral cooperation in protecting labor migrants’ rights from 1996 to 2026. Facing high demographic growth Uzbekistan transitioned from passive labor export to active, rights-centric bilateralism. Through constitutional mandates and the establishment of the Cabinet-level Migration Agency, the state built structured, agreement-based corridors. By synthesizing key bilateral frameworks, this study demonstrates how intergovernmental treaties, judicial safeguards, and the 'Education + Work' pre-departure paradigm protect the human dignity, labor rights, and socioeconomic welfare of citizens abroad.

Author Biography

  • Amirkulova Parinamoi Behbud, Amirkulova Parinamoi Behbud

    1st year Master’s student

    at the Faculty of International Law

    University of World Economy and Diplomacy

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Published

2026-08-20

Issue

Vol. 9 No. 1 (2026): SYMPOSIUM ON ADVANCED STUDIES AND FUTURE DIRECTIONS

Section

Articles