Minors return to Uzbekistan after relatives' deportation from Russia

Yesterday, February 11, three Uzbek minors who were left in Russia due to the deportation of their relatives were returned. This was reported by the National Agency for Social Protection.  

It is reported that one of these children went to Russia as a labor migrant with his mother, the second with his grandmother based on a power of attorney from his parents, and the third with his sisters based on a power of attorney.  

The children's close relatives were deported for violating the rules of stay in the country, and the children were placed in a temporary detention center for minors in Moscow.  

"A working group consisting of employees of the National Agency for Social Protection, regional 'Inson' centers, social workers, and psychologists carried out all necessary social assistance to ensure the return of the children to their homeland and hand them over to their parents," the report says.  

It should be noted that on February 6, two minors who had found themselves in a difficult life situation in Russia were brought to Tashkent airport. They were a 3-year-old girl and a 15-year-old boy who were left unattended in Moscow as a result of their parents' deportation.