China, Uzbekistan groups agree human rights cooperation

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BEIJING, Sept. 13 -- The China Society for Human Rights Studies and the National Human Rights Center of Uzbekistan on Friday signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) over cooperation on human rights.

The MOU, which was signed on the sidelines of the Sixth Beijing Forum on Human Rights, is aimed at exchanges of experience on issues connected with providing efficient protection of human rights and considering the similarity of actions implemented by both institutions, according to a statement released after the signature ceremony.

Under the MOU, the two parties have agreed to cooperate in areas including exchange of legislative acts, materials and information on actions regarding protection of human rights and freedoms, maintaining contact on issues concerning international cooperation in human rights, as well as preparation and publication of joint publications in this sphere.

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