A Curatorial Hour on the Topic “Law and Order” Was Held
On September 18, 2026, a curatorial hour on the topic “Law and Order” was held with the 3rd-year students of Group 23-2 and 2nd-year NIS students.
Venue: Faculty of Biology and Biotechnology, Department of Biotechnology, Room 414.
Advisor: PhD, Acting Associate Professor Gulina Doktyrbay.
Purpose of the event: to promote respect for the law, encourage compliance with rules and regulations, and improve students’ legal awareness.
During the curatorial hour, the importance of law and order in society, citizens’ rights and responsibilities, the importance of complying with legislation and maintaining public order, as well as respect for the rights of others were discussed.
Law and order are the foundation of a safe and stable society. Every citizen should know their rights and responsibilities, comply with legal requirements, and understand their responsibility to society.
Conclusion: Respect for the law begins with each of us. Everyone can contribute to building a society based on order, responsibility, and mutual respect.
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