This article examines the mechanisms for protecting the rights of cybercrime victims under the legislation of Uzbekistan. It analyzes relevant provisions of the Criminal Code, the Law “On Personal Data,” and the Law “On Cybersecurity.” The study also compares national regulations with the Budapest Convention and the practices of the United States and European countries, proposing recommendations to strengthen victim protection in O‘zbekistan.

cybercrime, cybersecurity, victim rights, Uzbekistan legislation, personal data, Budapest Convention, international practice, legal protection.

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