Students of the Internal Affairs Academy demonstrate their readiness to perform important tasks by showing vigilance, promptness, and responsibility in all circumstances, which is a key indicator of professional training, especially in situations involving human life.
As part of the monthly campaign 'Safe and Healthy Country,' intensified measures are being carried out in the Uchtep district of the capital. Cadets of the AIV Academy participate in these events, fulfilling tasks related to maintaining public order, ensuring citizen safety, preventing crimes, and stabilizing the crime situation. The young people approach their duties responsibly during service, contributing to the security of the territory.
Among the participants of such events was a cadet from the Academy, Davlatjon Khairullaev, who was able to save a human life in an unforeseen situation thanks to his vigilance and decisiveness. According to information, on July 2 of this year around 16:30, a 26-year-old citizen A.S. threw himself into the water of a stream flowing near the mayor's office of the 'Buzsuv' district. As soon as the report came in, the cadet headed to the scene of the incident with a patrol duty officer to whom he was attached.
A quick assessment of the situation was made, and measures were taken to extract the citizen from the water. Davlatjon Khairullaev stated that on that day there was an outreach meeting at the Uchtep mayor's office, and they were involved in maintaining public order. After receiving the report that the citizen had thrown himself into the water, he immediately went to the scene with his mentor. He helped pull the person out of the water, provided necessary assistance, and called medical personnel.
The condition of the rescued citizen is good, and he is under medical observation. Davlatjon Khairullaev's actions demonstrated his thorough preparation for service and his ability to make quick and correct decisions in unexpected circumstances. Such qualities are among the most important professional requirements for internal affairs officers. Most importantly, the timely assistance allowed the person's life to be saved.
Deputies of the Legislative Chamber reviewed several legislative initiatives, including the adoption of norms against sexual harassment in the workplace, strengthening fines for expired food, and changing criminal case procedures.
Deputies discussed a draft law that provides for amendments to the Criminal Procedure Code and the Law 'On Advocacy'. According to the proposal, it is now possible to submit not only an indictment or an accusation to a criminal case, but also the opinion of the defense attorney.
It is also planned to grant the defense attorney the right to present their 'opinion' within five days after the completion of the preliminary investigation or interrogation. This document may reflect objections to the accusation, evidence, circumstances mitigating punishment, as well as requests to summon certain persons to court.
The Council also considered a bill aimed at protecting consumer rights. It proposes to amend Article 178 of the Code of Administrative Liability. The goal is to increase fines for selling food products with an expired shelf life, as well as for marketing goods that require indication of the date of manufacture and shelf life without providing such information.
In addition, deputies are studying a bill concerning amendments to the Labor Code. This project aims to implement the norms of International Labour Organization Convention No. 111 into national legislation.
According to this project, the list of signs of discrimination in labor and employment will be expanded to include the concepts of 'skin color' and 'political views'. Furthermore, it is proposed to introduce a new norm into the Labor Code prohibiting sexual harassment in the workplace.
The apartment market in the city of Tashkent shows a wide range of price offerings. According to the latest analysis conducted by the National Center for Mass Real Estate Valuation based at the Cadastre Agency, prices in different districts of the capital demonstrate a noticeable difference.
According to the analysis results, in June 2026, the offered prices for apartments in multi-apartment buildings in Tashkent ranged from 7 to 57 million soms per square meter. This indicates that factors such as location, infrastructure, and the condition of the apartment itself have a significant impact on its cost in the city.
In the one-room apartment segment, the lowest offers were recorded in the Bektemir district, amounting to 9 million soms per sq. m. The most expensive offer was in the Shaykhontokhursky district, reaching 50 million soms per sq. m. In the two-room apartment segment, the minimum price was in the Sergeli district—7 million soms per sq. m., while the maximum price was recorded in the Shaykhontokhursky district—57 million soms per sq. m.
Regarding three-room apartments, the most affordable options were found in the Yangiha'ot, Yashnobod, and Sergeli districts, where the price was 8 million soms per sq. m. The highest cost in this category was also in the Shaykhontokhursky district, reaching 42 million soms per sq. m. In the four-room apartment segment, the minimum price was in the Bektemir and Yangiha'ot districts—8 million soms per sq. m., and the maximum price was 42 million soms per sq. m. in the Shaykhontokhursky district.
It is important to note that this analysis is based on prices published on electronic trading platforms, not on actual purchase and sale transactions. Therefore, the presented figures reflect market participants' expectations regarding prices. This data highlights the persistent high price difference between the central and suburban districts of the capital and serves as an important source for assessing market conditions for buyers and investors.
The judges' corps is formed on the basis of transparency and adheres to openness in its activities. In this process, attention is paid to increasing the role of public bodies and filling judicial bodies with qualified personnel. With the decree of the Head of State dated November 11, 2025, international standards regarding the principle of self-governance of judges and judicial independence are being introduced into the activities of judges' public bodies. The Chairman of the Supreme Council of Judges, Holmomin Yodgorov, noted that the role and responsibility of judges' public bodies have been increased in these processes. In particular, a transparent procedure for selecting candidates for judges has been introduced, and the activities of judges are evaluated based on ratings. During the event, journalists were provided with information about the capabilities of the Supreme Council of Judges and the Adil Judicial Academy, including the mock trial room.
