Gaomi promotes legal education to empower students

Gaomi has launched a prioritized service channel to expedite juvenile legal assistance, ensuring timely support for minors' legal rights. Over 130 legal consultations have been provided this year, along with several juvenile legal aid cases.

Students study constitutional knowledge at the Fifth Middle School in Gaomi, Weifang, Shandong. [Photo provided by Li Haitao/for chinadaily.com.cn]

Wang Dongwei, district head of Shandong's Juvenile Detention Center, recently led a lecture on preventing juvenile crime for over 600 students at Furi Middle School in Gaomi, Weifang. Following the session, students took an oath to uphold their commitment to preventing bullying and crime. Wang used real-life cases to explain campus bullying, its dangers, and prevention strategies, urging students to act responsibly and respect the law.

Gaomi has focused on promoting legal awareness among youth through initiatives like mock trials and constitutional readings. Du Linlin, from Gaomi's Justice Bureau, highlighted efforts to strengthen minors' legal literacy. (Edited by Lin Li)