A curatorial lesson on the topic “Law and Order: Honesty, Justice and the Law”

   A curatorial lesson on the topic “Law and Order: Honesty, Justice and the Law” was held among students of Groups 7 and 8 of the Faculty of Biology and biotechnology at Al-Farabi Kazakh National University.

  Objective: To improve students’ legal awareness, explain the importance of law and order in society, promote the values of honesty and justice, and develop civic responsibility.

  During the lesson, students received information about the meaning and significance of law and its role in human life and society. The Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the fundamental rights and responsibilities of citizens, the supremacy of law, and the importance of maintaining public order were discussed.

  The students explored different types of legal violations, their consequences, the role of law in maintaining public order, and the importance of taking responsibility for their actions. Particular attention was paid to the role of honesty and justice in building a law-abiding society.

  The main part of the lesson focused on a discussion entitled “Is the Death Penalty Necessary?”. The participants were divided into two groups, expressing opposing views: in favor of and against the death penalty. The discussion covered the potential impact of the death penalty on crime prevention, the principles of justice, human rights, criminal responsibility, and the role of punishment in society. Students supported their opinions with arguments, listened to different viewpoints, and explored the issue from various perspectives.

   In addition, students were presented with questions based on real-life situations, such as “What would you do if your friend broke the law?” and “What would you do if you found money on the street?”. Participants shared their opinions and discussed possible solutions from the perspectives of honesty, justice, and civic responsibility.

   At the end of the lesson, students recognized the importance of respecting the law, knowing their rights and responsibilities, and taking responsibility for their actions. They also considered different perspectives on the death penalty and reflected on the value of human life, human rights, and justice. It was emphasized that respect for the law and civic responsibility are essential foundations of social stability and security.

Curator: Asel Zhumagulovna Childibayeva