PECULIARITIES OF THE SOCIAL PROTECTION SYSTEM IN SHAPING THE POLITICAL AWARENESS AND CULTURE OF PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES
Keywords:
persons with disabilities, elections, social protection, law, World Health Organization, Braille, platform.Abstract
This article analyzes the peculiarities of the social protection system in shaping the political awareness and culture of persons with disabilities. The study examines the constitutional and legal guarantees in the Republic of Uzbekistan, the social welfare system, the rights of persons with disabilities in the fields of labor, education, healthcare, and housing, as well as innovative measures aimed at ensuring their participation in electoral processes. The article also explores the provision of information about candidates during elections using Braille-based materials, as well as additional audio, visual, and interactive platforms to simplify the voting process and involve citizens residing in remote areas.
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