A meeting on the topic “Prevention of Offenses and Youth Responsibility” was held at the Faculty of Law — KazNU

A meeting on the topic “Prevention of Offenses and Youth Responsibility” was held at the Faculty of Law

15 October 2026
A meeting on the topic “Prevention of Offenses and Youth Responsibility” was held at the Faculty of Law

On October 13, 2026, a special meeting with the participation of students on the topic “Prevention of Offenses and Youth Responsibility” was organized at the Faculty of Law of Al-Farabi Kazakh National University within the framework of the implementation of the “Law and Order” concept.

The main purpose of the event is to prevent offenses among young people, to increase legal literacy and legal culture, to form skills of respectful attitude to the law, and to strengthen students’ civic responsibility.

During the meeting, the main types of offenses and the reasons for their occurrence, the specifics of administrative and criminal liability, the maintenance of public order, the prevention of unlawful actions among young people, and issues of legal education were widely discussed.

In addition, the importance of personal responsibility, legal awareness, and civic activity in the prevention of offenses was explained to the students. Particular attention was paid to offenses frequently occurring among young people, unlawful actions in the Internet space, cyberbullying, fraud, and issues of maintaining order in public places.

The “Law and Order” principle is an important foundation for ensuring stability and security in society and protecting the rights and legitimate interests of citizens. In this regard, the formation of young people’s legal culture and increasing their responsibility before the law is one of the main tasks of the development of a state governed by the rule of law.

During the meeting, attention was also paid to the role of future lawyers in strengthening legality and legal order in society. It was noted that one of the most effective ways to combat offenses is their prevention, and that legal education and a culture of respect for the law must be formed in the minds of the younger generation.

The event was aimed at expanding students’ legal worldview, deepening their understanding of the consequences of offenses, and fostering a sense of civic responsibility to society.

Respect for the law is the duty of every citizen, and the maintenance of legal order is the shared responsibility of the entire society.