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Okil Salimov
Academician

Each period in history is marked by certain factors of development, needs and life principles. A society living in its time has a corresponding lifestyle, views, relationships, and thinking. From this point of view, 2017 is the beginning of a fundamentally new stage in the history of Uzbekistan, marked by the progressive development of the state.

This is directly related to the role of a strong personality with unique analytical mind, political will, keeping up with the times and taking into account, along with national characteristics, the best practices of world statehood.

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Qodirjon Obidov
Department for International Cooperation in the field of human rights,
National Centre of the Republic of Uzbekistan for Human Rights

Human rights are the foundation of a modern rule of law. At the post-industrial stage of development, the protection of human rights takes on a special character. Improvements in information and communication technologies are accompanied by increased opportunities for their unfair use, which poses threats to information security and can lead to violations of human rights. In this regard, the problem arises of the relationship between information security and human rights, first of all, the right to privacy.

The influence of modern technology is manifested primarily in the field of personal rights, among which the right to privacy occupies a special place. On the one hand, measures directly aimed at protecting this right act as guarantees of the right to privacy.

On the other hand, when limiting the right to privacy, appropriate safeguards should prevent possible abuse.

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Deputy Director of the Institute for Strategic and Regional Studies under the President of Uzbekistan (ISRS) Bobur Usmanov spoke about the timeliness and importance of this forum

A press conference was held at the Agency for Information and Mass Communications under the Administration of the President of Uzbekistan on the upcoming scientific and expert forum of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization on information security in Tashkent on September 6.

Speaking at a press conference, Deputy Director of the Institute for Strategic and Regional Studies under the President of Uzbekistan (ISRS) Bobur Usmanov spoke about the timeliness and importance of this forum.

Freedom House

Does the government impose restrictions on anonymous connections or encryption?

With the advent and development of technology, personal data is becoming more and more widely available. In modern digital reality, such information can be used against a person. Therefore, states around the world are trying to protect the personal data of their citizens.

Millions of Internet users around the world deploy virtual private networks (VPNs) or proxy servers to access the Internet — the tools that allow people to bypass traditional connections and tracking methods to use the Internet through a remote server.

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Is Internet content still restricted in Uzbekistan?

Many countries around the world have decided to develop their own national approaches to regulating the use of the Internet. Such attempts have had varying degrees of success and sometimes unexpected consequences. This can be observed in a growing number of countries, where in recent years it has been decided just to restrict access to Internet content.

Today there is hardly any state in the world that does not apply the practice of imposing the restrictions on the Internet use. The degree of inhibitory effects varies widely. If the technologies implementing the Internet are neutral, then their application is linked to the general features of the national political system. Therefore, the legislation on the regulation of the Internet is determined by political objectives, hence, the rules for using technologies on the network have a national and political dimension.