ISSUES OF VIOLENCE AGAINST CHILDREN IN FAMILIES AND EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS

This article provides a comprehensive analysis of violence against children within families and educational institutions, using the Osh region as a case study. The research examines the impact of labor migration on children's psychological well-being, as well as the issues of school bullying and racketeering in the region. Based on statistical data, the main causes of violence are identified: economic factors, social orphan hood, and patriarchal stereotypes. The article concludes with practical recommendations for protecting children's rights and preventing violence.