Promoting Women's Legal Literacy in Rural Gansu Province
To enhance rural women's awareness of the law and protect their rights, the Qingyang Women's Federation hosted a "Women's Legal Education in Rural Areas" event in Heshui County, Gansu Province, in conjunction with the "Qiaoer" legal education activities. The event, held on July 24, featured Dong Xiaojing, a practicing lawyer and national third-level psychological counselor, who lectured on laws and regulations such as the "Anti-Domestic Violence Law" and the "Women's Rights Protection Law." The focus was on explaining issues that concern women, including marriage property, domestic violence, and online loans, aiming to help women safeguard their legitimate rights and interests through legal channels.
Key Takeaways:
- The event aimed to improve rural women's legal literacy and ability to protect their rights according to law.
- Dong Xiaojing, a practicing lawyer and national third-level psychological counselor, lectured on laws and regulations such as the "Anti-Domestic Violence Law" and the "Women's Rights Protection Law."
- The event focused on explaining issues that concern women, including marriage property, domestic violence, and online loans.
- A knowledge test called the "Marriage Mediation Competition" was conducted to promote learning and practice through examinations.
- The event aimed to help women safeguard their legitimate rights and interests through legal channels.
- The Qingyang Women's Federation hosted the event in cooperation with the "Qiaoer" legal education activities.
- The event was part of a larger effort to promote women's better participation in rural revitalization and grassroots governance.
Statistics:
- The event featured Dong Xiaojing, a practicing lawyer and national third-level psychological counselor.
- The event focused on laws and regulations such as the "Anti-Domestic Violence Law" and the "Women's Rights Protection Law."
- The knowledge test explored issues such as marriage property, domestic violence, and online loans.
- The event aimed to enhance rural women's awareness of the law.
- No specific statistics were mentioned in the original text.
Sources:
- Heshui County Government
- Qingyang Women's Federation
- Gansu Beiqian Law Firm
- The 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China
- The Third Plenary Session of the 20th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China
- The 2022 Anti-Domestic Violence Law in China
- The 2022 Women's Rights Protection Law in China
- https://www.hsxzf.gov.cn/zwdt/bmdt/content_71699 (Note: This is the URL of the original news release)