Abstract
The author gives attention to the role of nongove rnmental nonprofit organizations in preventing violation of laws and its historical aspects in Uzbekistan. In the expertise of developed countries of the world in conditions of building civil society cooperation, especially, mutual cooperative activities between the state and nongovernmental o rganizations become one of the important factors of free and active participation in social life. This, in its turn, is in line with the effectiveness of the activities based on social partnership between state and nongovernmental organizations. Especially, in the accomplishment of the important prophylactic tasks such as preventing violation of laws in society and preventing their happening, this partnership, the partnership between the state and non� governmental civil society institutes is very much needed. In this article, the author systematically analyzes theoretical and practical aspects of reforms taking place in our country to prevent violation of laws by civil society institutes and provides his conclusions. Along with this, within the frame of this article, the author makes scientific polemics with the views of our local and foreign scholars and experts regarding the tasks of nongovernmental nonprofit organizations in preventing violation of laws and expresses and points out his views contrasted to the opinions of other scholars. Besides, practical experience of using legislation and rights in practice, and preventing violation of laws in Uzbekistan, legal reforms of this direction taking place in our Republic and importance of achievements and results accomplished through the measures taken are analyzed. Especially, the analysis of the statistics regarding role of massm edia in preventing violation of laws and based on this, gives scientific recommendations and suggestions which serves as an important factor and helps improve the existing legislation and further deepening reforms taking place in the field of courtlaw in the Republic of Uzbekistan.
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