Parents or other guardians shall educate and stop minors from staying out for the night without permission. /kloc-minors under the age of 0/6 are not allowed to go out privately after 22 o'clock, so as to ensure that foreign minor children who come to Beijing for work and business receive compulsory education. Billiards and electronic game halls are not allowed within a radius of 200 meters in front of primary and secondary schools. Chapter I General Provisions Article 2: Minors mentioned in these Regulations refer to citizens under the age of 18. Article 3 This Municipality guarantees that the rights of minors stipulated by the Constitution and laws are not infringed; Cultivate minors to develop morally, intellectually and physically in an all-round way and become socialist builders with ideals, morality, culture and discipline. Article 4 The rights enjoyed by minors according to law shall not be different due to the nationality, sex, family background, religious belief, education level, property status, illness and disability of minors or their guardians. Article 5: Minors have the right to express their opinions on matters involving their own interests. Any organization or individual should attach importance to the opinions of minors; When dealing with matters related to minors, we should inform minors in an easy-to-understand way according to their age and intellectual maturity. Article 6 State organs, schools, social organizations and social welfare institutions in this Municipality shall take the best interests of minors as the primary consideration when handling specific affairs of minors. Article 7 Cultivating, educating and protecting minors is the common responsibility of state organs, political parties, social organizations, armed forces, enterprises and institutions, schools, residents' committees, villagers' committees, families and every adult citizen. Any organization or individual has the right to discourage and stop acts that infringe upon the legitimate rights and interests of minors, and has the right to complain and report to the Committee for the Protection of Minors or relevant departments. Eighth minors should strive for self-improvement, self-respect, self-love, and abide by the Constitution, laws, regulations and social ethics. Underage students should abide by the student code. Chapter II Committee for the Protection of Minors Article 9 The city, district and county shall establish a Committee for the Protection of Minors, with the director of the Committee as the principal responsible person of the people's government. The office of the Committee is composed of personnel from relevant departments and the Youth League Committee. Tenth towns and streets to set up a committee for the protection of minors. Article 11 The functions of the Committee for the Protection of Minors are: (1) to publicize the national laws and regulations on the protection of minors; (two) to supervise the implementation of the national laws and regulations on the protection of minors; (three) to coordinate the education and protection of minors by relevant departments; (4) Accepting complaints and reports that infringe upon the legitimate rights and interests of minors, which shall be investigated and dealt with by the relevant departments, and providing or seeking legal help for the victims; (5) If the legal rights and interests of minors are seriously damaged due to the violation of laws or dereliction of duty by state organs and their staff, they have the right to suggest that the relevant authorities give administrative sanctions to the responsible person until criminal responsibility is investigated according to law; (six) to establish and improve the relevant systems for the protection of minors, study major issues concerning the protection of minors, and put forward opinions and suggestions to the competent authorities; (7) Improve the protection and construction of minors. Twelfth residents' committees and villagers' committees shall organize residents and villagers to do a good job in the education and protection of minors. Thirteenth special funds for the protection of minors included in the financial budget of the city, district and county. Chapter III Family Protection and School Protection Article 14 Parents, adoptive parents and step-parents with dependency relationship (hereinafter referred to as parents) shall perform guardianship duties for minor children, adopted children and step-children with dependency relationship (hereinafter referred to as minor children) according to law, and protect the person, property and other legitimate rights and interests of minor children. No one may illegally dispose of or occupy the property of minors. Article 15 Minors whose parents died, lost their guardianship or were disqualified from guardianship according to law shall be supervised by the civil affairs department according to law if they meet the following conditions at the same time: Article 16 Parents or other guardians must ensure that school-age children or other wards receive nine-year compulsory education according to law and shall not drop out of school. Because of special circumstances can not continue to study, must be approved by the district and county education administrative departments. Article 17 Parents or other guardians shall educate and stop the following acts of minor children or other minor wards: (1) staying out for the night without authorization; (two) 16 years old, without the permission of parents or other guardians to go out after 22 o'clock; (3) Running away from home without the permission of parents or other guardians. Article 18 Parents or other guardians and school teachers should educate minors with healthy thoughts, behaviors and appropriate methods, guide minors to engage in activities beneficial to their physical and mental health, and prevent and stop minors from smoking, drinking, wandering, gambling, taking drugs and prostitution. Nineteenth schools should cooperate with families, maintain close ties, and jointly carry out ideal education, moral education, cultural knowledge education and legal education for minors. Schools should employ legal workers as full-time or part-time legal counselors or legal principals. Twentieth schools and families should educate minors on self-protection and enhance their awareness and ability of self-protection. Twenty-first schools and teachers should implement the relevant provisions of the state administrative department of education to ensure that students have the necessary rest time and time to participate in cultural and sports activities. Twenty-second parents or other guardians and school teachers should give correct physical and mental care, education and guidance to teenagers. Schools should gradually be equipped with full-time or part-time psychological teachers with legal qualifications to provide psychological counseling for minors receiving education at school. Twenty-third schools, kindergartens, nurseries and their staff should respect the personal dignity of minors, and may not impose corporal punishment on minors, and may not insult, slander, discriminate, intimidate or derogate from words and deeds that endanger the physical and mental health of minors. Twenty-fourth parents or other guardians, schools should persuade underage students who play truant or truant to return to school. The school shall not violate the relevant provisions when handling students' transfer, resumption, withdrawal and expulsion. Schools shall not deprive students of their right to education in disguised form by suspending classes or persuading them to leave. Article 25 Schools and teachers should educate and stop those who disturb the school order or intercept students, extort property, insult or beat students, or report to the public security organs. The public security organ shall cooperate with the school and take effective measures to maintain school order and protect students' personal safety. Twenty-sixth schools should support and guide the activities of the Communist Youth League, the Young Pioneers, the Student Union and other organizations that are beneficial to students' physical and mental health, and listen to their opinions and suggestions. Twenty-seventh schools and teachers are prohibited from charging students in violation of relevant state regulations, and it is forbidden to punish students who violate school rules by means of fines. The school is not allowed to force students to donate money and materials. Article 28 Kindergartens and nurseries should do a good job in conservation education, organize cultural and recreational activities conducive to the healthy growth of children, and promote the harmonious development of children in physical, intellectual and moral aspects. Organize children's activities to prevent personal safety accidents. Twenty-ninth schools should persuade, educate and help students who violate discipline. If it is really necessary to give punishment, the school should first explain the reasons to the minor students and their guardians and listen to their opinions, and make a punishment decision in accordance with the principle of fairness and justice. Thirtieth middle school students who have committed illegal or minor crimes and are not suitable to stay in their original schools shall be sent to work-study schools in accordance with relevant state regulations. Parents should support, not stop. Reform schools should strengthen management education for students and provide vocational and technical training for students close to employment age according to social needs. Students in work-study schools enjoy the same rights as students in ordinary schools in terms of further studies and employment. Chapter IV Government Protection and Social Protection Article 37 Markets, parking lots, stalls and sundries shall not be set up in front of and on both sides of primary and secondary schools. No billiards or video game business premises shall be set within a radius of 200 meters in front of primary and secondary schools. Article 39 No organization or individual may recruit minors under the age of 16, except as otherwise provided by laws and regulations. In accordance with the relevant provisions of laws and regulations, when recruiting minors who have reached the age of 16 but have not reached the age of 18, the relevant provisions of the state shall be implemented in terms of types of work, working hours, labor intensity and protective measures, and they shall not be arranged to engage in overweight, toxic and harmful labor or dangerous operations. Forty-fourth schools, families, libraries and other Internet service places should take effective preventive measures to prevent minors from contacting the contents harmful to their physical and mental health on the Internet. Forty-fifth museums, memorial halls, science and technology museums, cultural centers, art galleries, theaters, stadiums (gymnasiums), zoos, parks and other places should be open to minors with preferential treatment. Forty-seventh laws and regulations prohibit minors from entering the Internet service business premises, commercial song and dance halls, karaoke bars and other places, should be set up in a prominent position at the entrance to the minors. For those who are difficult to determine whether they are adults, the staff in the above places may require them to show their valid identification. Article 48 No one is allowed to smoke in classrooms, dormitories and activity rooms of primary and secondary schools, kindergartens and nurseries where minors are concentrated. Article 49 No organization or individual may disclose the personal privacy of minors. No organization or individual may conceal or destroy the letters of minors; No organization or individual may open the letters of minors without civil capacity, except that they are examined by judicial organs in accordance with legal procedures due to work needs or opened by their parents or other guardians on their behalf. Without the consent of minors' guardians, no organization or individual may collect, use or publish personal information of minors on the Internet. Chapter V Special Protection Article 51 No organization or individual may discriminate against, insult, abuse or abandon disabled minors. Article 53 For minors with special talents or outstanding achievements, relevant organizations and individuals shall create conditions for their development, care for their physical and mental health, and protect their intellectual or other achievements from infringement. Chapter VI Judicial Protection Article 58 Judicial organs, procuratorial organs, public security organs and judicial administrative organs shall protect the legitimate rights and interests of minors from infringement according to law. Complaints and reports that infringe upon the legitimate rights and interests of minors shall be handled in a timely manner. Whoever rapes, abducts or kidnaps minors or deceives, coerces, organizes or instigates minors to engage in illegal and criminal activities must be severely punished according to law. Article 59 When trying criminal cases involving minors, public security organs, procuratorial organs and judicial organs shall respectively form special pre-trial groups, prosecution groups and collegiate panels to conduct interrogation, examination and trial in a way suitable for minors. The people's courts do not hear criminal cases of minors aged 14 but under 16 in public, nor do they generally hear criminal cases of minors aged 16; If the defendant fails to appoint a defender, the people's court shall appoint a defender for him and may notify the defendant's legal representative to be present. Article 65 Public security organs, procuratorial organs, judicial organs, reformatories for juvenile offenders and reeducation-through-labor organs shall protect the legitimate rights and interests of juvenile offenders and respect their personality according to law. Abuse and corporal punishment are strictly prohibited. Article 66 If a guardian infringes upon the legitimate rights and interests of a minor or fails to perform his guardianship duties, the minor may directly apply for legal aid; Other legal representatives who have no interest in the disputed matter may also apply for legal aid on their behalf. Committees for the protection of minors, schools or residents' committees, villagers' committees, women's federations, disabled federations and social organizations such as relatives and neighbors of minors can help minors apply for legal aid or support minors to file lawsuits. Article 67 In the case of sexual assault in which the victim is a minor, the public security organs, procuratorial organs and judicial organs shall take measures to protect the privacy and reputation rights of minors in the process of investigation, prosecution and trial. Public security organs, medical institutions, committees for the protection of minors, schools, families, etc. Rescue measures should be taken in time to alleviate the physical and mental harm of the victimized minors. Chapter VII Awards and Penalties Article 68 The municipal, district and county people's governments and relevant departments shall give moral encouragement and material rewards to units or individuals that have made remarkable achievements under any of the following circumstances: (1) Protecting the legitimate rights and interests of minors from unlawful infringement; (2) Organizing and guiding minors to carry out cultural, sports and scientific and technological activities; (3) Creating excellent spiritual products beneficial to the healthy growth of minors; (4) Providing or building venues and facilities for activities or providing financial assistance for minors; (5) Educating and rescuing minors who commit crimes; (six) training and placement of disabled minors in school and employment; (seven) training, placement of work-study school graduates, to achieve employment; (8) Training, placement, education and employment of minors released from prison and released from reeducation through labor; (nine) other measures to safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of minors. Article 69 Whoever, in violation of the provisions of Article 16 of these regulations, deprives minors of the right to receive compulsory education shall be criticized and educated by the administrative department of education, ordered to make corrections, and may be fined between 200 yuan and 5,000 yuan. Article 70 Whoever, in violation of the provisions of Article 23 of these regulations, inflicts corporal punishment on minors or insults, slanders, discriminates, intimidates or slanders them, depending on the seriousness of the case, shall be criticized, educated, given administrative sanctions or dismissed by their units or higher authorities. Article 71 If a school or teacher violates the provisions of the first paragraph of Article 27 of these regulations by charging students fees and punishing students who violate school rules by means of fines, the education administrative department shall order them to return the fees collected; The directly responsible person in charge and other directly responsible personnel shall be given administrative sanctions according to law. Article 72 Whoever, in violation of the provisions of Article 39 of these regulations, recruits minors shall be punished in accordance with the Labor Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) and the Provisions on Prohibiting the Use of Child Labour of the State Council. Article 73 Whoever, in violation of the first paragraph of Article 43 of these regulations, publishes, issues, copies or disseminates audio-visual books that are harmful to the physical and mental health of minors, such as obscenity, violence, cults, superstitions and gambling, shall be punished in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Regulations on the Administration of Publishing. Article 74 In violation of the provisions of the second paragraph of Article 46 of these regulations, if the products produced and sold do not have warning signs or warning instructions in Chinese, the product quality supervision department or the administrative department for industry and commerce shall order them to make corrections; If the circumstances are serious, it shall be punished in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Product Quality Law of People's Republic of China (PRC). Article 75 Where, in violation of the provisions of Article 47 of these regulations, the Internet service business premises, commercial song and dance halls, karaoke bars and other places where minors are prohibited by laws and regulations are not marked with signs prohibiting minors from entering or allowing minors to enter, they shall be punished in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) on the Prevention of Juvenile Delinquency, the Regulations on the Administration of Entertainment Market and the Regulations on the Administration of Internet service business premises. Article 76 Whoever infringes upon the legitimate rights and interests of minors and causes their property losses or other losses or damages shall compensate or bear other civil liabilities according to law, which is a violation of public security administration and shall be punished in accordance with the Regulations of the People's Republic of China on Administrative Penalties for Public Security; If a crime is constituted, criminal responsibility shall be investigated according to law. Chapter VIII Supplementary Provisions Article 77 These Regulations shall come into force as of June 65438+ 10/day, 2004.