Activists want to draw international attention to the lack of respect for private property in Uzbekistan

On 11 and 12 January 2023, a group of Tashkent activists who had suffered from arbitrary treatment by the executive and judicial authorities wrote to the President of Uzbekistan. They also applied for a personal meeting with the Prime Minister A. Aripov, the Chairman of the Supreme Court of Uzbekistan, Bakhtiyor Islamov and the Head of the Presidential Administration, Sardor Umirzakov.

Activists handed in their statements to the United Nations office in Uzbekistan

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PUGXd-eUSEA

and to the British Embassy in Tashkent:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PUGXd-eUSEA

The activists sent their statements also in other diplomatic missions in Tashkent.

The activists raise the following topics:
– Illegal allocation of land for construction;
– Illegal seizure of private property and forced eviction in favour of private developer firms;
– Infringement of rights to private property,
– Inaction of Prosecutor’s Office;
– Procedural violations on the part of judges;
– Ignoring court acts, international conventions;
– Inaction of executive bodies.

Developers and victims:
– STEEL QUALITY BUSINESS LLC – Javlon Makhmudov (Yunusabad district, Niyozbek Yuli Street) – we wrote about this case here:  https://housing-uz.info/ru/926/