This article systematically analyzes advanced practices in preventing juvenile delinquency in Asian countries (Republic of Korea, Japan, China, India, Turkey, Kazakhstan, Australia). The study examines the activities of juvenile courts, prevention models based on community and family participation, psycho-pedagogical intervention, restorative justice, diversion, early detection, and mechanisms of comprehensive social support. Additionally, practical recommendations have been developed for adapting these experiences to the conditions of Uzbekistan, further improving the prevention system based on integrated, inter-agency cooperation.