On December 24–25, court press secretaries and media representatives gathered in the Tashkent region for a two-day training workshop on responsible reporting of court cases involving gender-based violence. Organised with the support of the Supreme Court of Uzbekistan, USAID, the East-West Management Institute, AIMC, and the Mass Media Foundation, the event aimed to enhance professional skills and foster collaboration between the judiciary, media, and civil society.

A training session in Tashkent educated journalists and bloggers on responsible reporting of HIV and AIDS. The event highlighted the role of accurate media coverage in reducing stigma and improving the lives of those living with HIV.

A training session in Tashkent under the SHE LEADS project addressed digital rights, safe online spaces, and strategies to counter disinformation. The initiative aims to boost digital literacy and create a safer online environment in Uzbekistan.

A two-day training in Fergana addressed technology-facilitated gender-based violence, bringing together over 30 local NGO representatives, social media moderators, and activists. The event highlighted the importance of knowledge sharing to enhance digital literacy and promote a safer online space in Uzbekistan.

Today in Tashkent, a two-day seminar dedicated to the practice of reporting on court proceedings in the media began for journalism students. Organized by the Public Foundation for Support and Development of National Mass Media, the Supreme Court of the Republic of Uzbekistan, USAID, and the East-West Management Institute, the event aims to address the growing need for journalists capable of professionally covering judicial activities in Uzbekistan.