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Vol. 9 No. 12 (2022)
Volume 09 Issue 12

Articles

FAMILY WELFARE PRESERVATION PROCEDURES

Published 2024-06-19

  • Mamatova Mavluda Toirovna

Mamatova Mavluda Toirovna
Navoi State Pedagogical Institute, History, Basics of Additional State Law 3rd level student

Abstract

The institution of family is widely regarded as the fundamental building block of society. It is within the confines of a family that individuals learn the values of love, care, and responsibility, which ultimately shape their personalities and contribute to the overall well-being of the society. However, with the increasing complexities of modern life, many families are facing numerous challenges that threaten their very existence. In this context, it has become essential to develop and implement effective family welfare preservation procedures to ensure the stability and unity of families. This article argues that family welfare preservation procedures are crucial for maintaining a harmonious society and promoting the overall well-being of individuals.

Keywords

family welfare, government promotion, violences, society, challenges, citizens

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