FROM INCARCERATION TO INTEGRATION: A COMPREHENSIVE EXPLORATION OF RECIDIVISM PREVENTION IN UZBEKISTAN'S PENITENTIARY LANDSCAPE

Abstract

This article offers an exhaustive examination of the prevention of recidivism within Uzbekistan's penitentiary institutions. Drawing on the nation's rich cultural tapestry and its integration with modern rehabilitative approaches, the study delves into the historical progression, current practices, and psychological as well as pedagogical strategies employed. The pivotal role of education, psychological support, and the profound influence of family and community in the reintegration process is emphasized. While commending Uzbekistan's significant strides in fostering a rehabilitative ethos, the article also suggests areas for refinement. It concludes by offering recommendations for the Uzbek government, penitentiary bodies, and public organizations, emphasizing a multi-disciplinary approach and a stronger collaboration between various stakeholders. This article stands as a comprehensive resource for understanding the challenges and opportunities in enhancing the prevention of recidivism in Uzbekistan