Kyrgyz Prime Minister Akilbek Japarov put forward a proposal to ban divorced women from making negative comments about their ex-husband and his family on social networks. He explained his proposal by the fact that such performances contradict the traditions and values of the Kyrgyz people.

The sanctity of the family is one of the greatest and most immutable values of humanity. Historically, people have held on to traditions, values, and religion. Now some categories have emerged and are emerging, which force to break the unique chain of man as a biological species. Their values, thinking and mentality cannot be accepted by common sense. These views are unscientific.

Imam Bukhari's work "Birrul volidayn" (Doing good to parents) was translated from Arabic into Uzbek for the first time. The book contains 76 hadiths on topics such as raising children, the benefits of doing good deeds - showing respect to parents, receiving their prayers, receiving the prayers of parents for their children, the virtue of mercy, and doing good to relatives.

In January-March 2024, about 48,600 marriages were registered in Uzbekistan. This is 900 fewer than in the same period last year. The average age of women at marriage was 23.3 years, and the average age of men was 28.2 years. The number of divorces increased by 1.5 times compared to the corresponding period of 2020.

145,000 marriages and 160,000 divorces were registered in Russia in the first three months of this year. Experts say that divorces are not caused by financial problems, but rather by the weakness of the spiritual bond between the spouses, the lack of ability to adapt to each other and negotiate. Also, there is a low rate of divorce among those married under 30 years of age.

In Turkey, under the pretext of fighting for women's rights and gender equality, the attack on the position of men in the family creates new problems and conflicts. In particular, the "Istanbul Convention" signed in May 2011 brought the decline of the family to the highest level. Efforts based on a long-term carefully developed plan have not failed to bear their "fruit" - today the age of marriage and childbearing in Turkish society has increased, the number of marriages has decreased, and divorces have increased. So is there a solution?