On February 21, a group of Amity University Tashkent students visited the State Museum of Memory of Victims of Repression
👉🏼During the visit, students explored various museum exhibits that depicted the tragic events of the Soviet era, highlighting the struggles of Uzbek intellectuals, political figures, and ordinary citizens who faced persecution.
A guided tour provided students with valuable insights into the resilience of the Uzbek people and the significance of national independence. Museum experts shared detailed accounts of key historical events, emphasizing the importance of remembering past injustices to build a more just and informed society.
The visit served as an eye-opening experience for students, fostering a greater appreciation for Uzbekistan’s history and reinforcing the need to uphold human rights and freedom. Many expressed their gratitude for the opportunity to engage with history in such a meaningful way.
Amity University Tashkent remains committed to providing students with educational experiences that go beyond the classroom, encouraging critical thinking and awareness of historical and cultural heritage.